Cisco contracts in London
8 open Cisco contracts in London, typically £435–£510 a day.
- Open contracts
- 8
- Typical day rate
- £435–£510Median £455, from 6 contracts stating a rate
- Outside IR35
- 17%of the 6 that state a status
At the median £455 a day over 220 working days, you'd take home about £65,257 a year outside IR35, or £61,117 inside IR35. Work out your own take-home pay
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8 contracts found
SDWAN Project EngineerOn site
Members only for 1 hour
Rate not statedIR35 not statedLondon · Posted yesterday
- Cisco
- SD-WAN
- Firewalls
Network Engineer
Rate not statedIR35 not statedLondon · Posted 5 days ago
- Cisco
- Network engineering
- Firewalls
- Azure
Core Network EngineerHybrid
Large enterprise or service provider
£400–£465/dayInside IR35London · 6 months · Posted 5 days ago
- Cisco
- Network engineering
- REST APIs
Network Implementation EngineerOn site
Hospital and Gym sites
£300–£400/dayInside IR35London · 1.4 months · Posted 13 days ago
- Cisco
- Migration
- Infrastructure
- SD-WAN
- Stakeholder management
- +6 more
Senior Infrastructure EngineerOn site
Leading organisation
£650–£680/dayOutside IR35London · 5 months · Posted 18 days ago
- Cisco
- Infrastructure
- Firewalls
- SD-WAN
- Migration
- +1 more
2 adverts
EUC & AV Engineer - Cisco AV, AppspaceHybrid
Well-known national company
£300–£600/dayInside IR35 (implied)London · Posted 21 days ago
- Cisco
Senior Network EngineerHybrid
Financial exchange
£500–£550/dayInside IR35London · 6 months · Posted 32 days ago
- Cisco
- Network engineering
- Migration
- Firewalls
Data Center Network EngineerHybrid
Specialist data centre network client
£450–£475/dayInside IR35London · 12 months · Posted 41 days ago
- Cisco
- Network engineering
- Infrastructure
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