Full-Time
Full-Stack Software Engineer
Lifecycle Innovation and Optimization, AI-driven Technologies
Posted on 10/7/2025
Cisco
10,001+ employees
Networking hardware, security software, collaboration services
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
In Person
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- Bachelor’s in computer science, computer engineering, Information Technology, or related field.
- Minimum of 5-8 years of experience working in a technology company, with specific experience in building web applications, platform integrations and data automation across multiple audiences (customers, partners, employees)
- Skilled in Architecting and implementing efficient and reusable front-end systems that drive sophisticated web applications using Angular, NodeJS, jQuery and microservices frameworks like Flask/Django
- Experience in HTML/CSS including concepts like layout, specificity, cross device, cross browser compatibility, and accessibility
- Experience with APIs integration and optimizing front end performance
- Experience in UX design methodologies and processes
- Experience working on and along with as-a-service offerings such as GCP or AWS
- Experience in database technologies like Oracle, Snowflake
- Experience with infrastructure automation Jenkins, Ansible, Git or other relevant technologies
- AEM Expertise: 2+ years of hands‑on experience Adobe Experience Manager, including HTL, Core Components, template development, dialogs/policies, client library strategy, and authoring workflows.
- Provide support for development of a coordinated Customer Experience data foundation as well as UI applications that will enable extensive business intelligence for the users around adoption, renewals and contact data sets.
- Work with CX and marketing business, and IT teams to ensure high quality, on-time work that meet usability, scalability, quality and performance standards
- Provide technical development, research and quality assurance testing
- Apply a variety of big data technologies to ingest, transform, index, aggregate, correlate, provide API's, visualize and enable a spectrum of organizations across Cisco.
- Analyze structural requirements for data storage solutions and software
- Design architectures for technical systems as to ensure adaptability, scalability, and completeness.
- Experience building automation scripts and tools.
- Experience in the field of RESTful API’s, microservices, distributed architecture.
- Solid experience in writing sophisticated SQL Scripts
- Design and Component Systems: Strong understanding of designing and building modular component systems utilizing framework‑agnostic web components.
- Mono-repository & Tooling: Experience working in an Nx-managed (or similar) mono-repository comprised of TypeScript, ES Modules, Sass/CSS, Vite, Vitest, ESLint/Stylelint; have familiarity with Docker as well as Node/npm
- Experience with integration tools such as Mulesoft
- A solid understanding of QA methodologies, testing types, and the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) in an Agile environment/ Scrum practices
Cisco designs and sells networking hardware, software, and services that help organizations connect, protect, and manage data. Its products include networking gear, security solutions, cloud services, and collaboration tools like Webex to support hybrid work. Cisco differentiates itself with a broad, integrated stack—routing and switching, security, cloud, and collaboration—that works together at scale. Its goal is to help customers securely connect people, devices, and applications, enabling reliable communication and digital transformation across enterprises of all sizes.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Jose, California
Founded
1984
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Networking revenues surged 21% YoY to $8.29 billion in Q2 FY2026 from AI infrastructure demand.
- Six consecutive quarters of 20%+ networking orders driven by Wi-Fi 7 and campus upgrades.
- JPMorgan raised price target to $96 citing AI growth in servers, switches, and optics.
What critics are saying
- Arista erodes Cisco's share in high-performance Ethernet switches for AI data centers within 12 months.
- HPE's Juniper acquisition undercuts Cisco's SASE offerings, accelerating defections in 6 months.
- BWG Global downgrade reveals weakening demand for Cisco's legacy campus gear in 3 months.
What makes Cisco unique
- Cisco's $28 billion Splunk acquisition integrates data analytics with ThousandEyes for $31.4 billion ARR.
- Cisco open-sourced AI-BOM tool tracking 150 models to combat shadow AI security risks.
- Cisco's Universal Quantum Switch connects incompatible quantum systems at room temperature with <4% degradation.
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Benefits
Paid Vacation
Hybrid Work Options
Flexible Work Hours
Professional Development Budget
Company News
Cisco is acquiring Galileo, an AI observability specialist, to strengthen Splunk's position in the AI monitoring market. The deal is expected to close in July 2026. Galileo provides tools to evaluate AI output quality, detect errors before they reach users, and improve AI agent behaviour in production. The platform monitors hallucinations, bias, security risks and cost metrics across the entire agent development lifecycle, offering real-time observability for multi-agent systems. The acquisition will integrate Galileo into Splunk Observability Cloud, expanding existing AI agent monitoring capabilities. Galileo offers over 20 evaluation metrics including hallucination detection and supports major AI platforms like OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI and AWS Bedrock. Cisco and Galileo previously collaborated on Cisco's AGNTCY initiative. Both companies will operate independently until the deal closes.
Cisco buys Galileo to strengthen Splunk's agentic monitoring capabilities - SiliconANGLE
Cisco Systems has joined Project Glasswing alongside Anthropic, Amazon and other tech companies to detect software vulnerabilities using advanced AI models. The collaboration includes early access to Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview and has already identified security flaws missed by existing tools. The initiative aligns with Cisco's strategy of integrating AI-driven security capabilities into its networking and collaboration products. For investors, the partnership positions Cisco to address software risks for large enterprise and government customers as AI reshapes cybersecurity. Cisco shares currently trade at $83.17, approximately 7% below the analyst target of $89.04. The company has raised $295 million to date, with recent 30-day returns of roughly 7%. Success depends on real-world effectiveness and maintaining customer trust in AI-based defences.
Cisco has appointed Pete Shimer to its board of directors, effective immediately. Shimer will serve on the board's Audit Committee. Shimer brings 40 years of executive leadership experience from Deloitte, where he held C-suite positions including chief operating officer, chief financial officer and interim chief executive officer. His expertise spans enterprise transformation, strategic planning and digital innovation. He currently serves on the boards of Alaska Airlines, Korn Ferry and Synopsys, and is executive chair of the Cancer Artificial Intelligence Alliance. Shimer holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting from the University of Washington. Cisco chair and CEO Chuck Robbins said Shimer's experience leading global organisations and guiding digital transformation brings valuable insight as Cisco delivers infrastructure for AI innovation.
Applied Digital topped Q4 IT services and tech stocks, while the sector overall saw revenues beat analyst estimates by 5.3%. The 20 tracked companies reported strong results, though share prices averaged a 10.4% decline following earnings announcements. Cisco reported revenues of $15.35 billion, up 9.7% year on year, exceeding analyst expectations by 1.5%. The networking equipment maker delivered a strong quarter with revenue guidance surpassing forecasts. CEO Chuck Robbins highlighted the company's portfolio strength and its role in connecting and protecting customers. Despite positive results, Cisco's stock fell 7.6% post-earnings to $79.08. The IT services sector faces growth opportunities from cloud adoption and AI-driven automation, whilst navigating challenges including competition from cloud-native providers and supply chain constraints for networking hardware.