C++ Software Engineer
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As a Systems Software Engineer, you will work on key performance critical systems such as the daemon which orchestrates every host in our fleet. You will improve the performance, reliability and capability of our infrastructure and containerization technologies including monitoring and telemetry.
- Full-time
- On-site at either our SF or LA offices
Requirements
We seek engineers with strong intrinsic drive, a true passion for advancing the state of the art, and a mix of architecture, coding, and communication skills., * Programming: Strong programming skills in at least one language, ideally C++
- Linux and Virtualization: Extensive knowledge of Linux kernel internals, containerization technologies, and virtualization
- Isolation Techniques: Deep understanding of workload and network isolation techniques in multi-tenant environments
- Cloud Security: Experience in securing and hardening cloud infrastructure, particularly in environments with untrusted workloads
- Multi-tenant Security: Strong background in workload and network isolation, network security, and cloud-native security practices
- GPU Security: Experience with GPU programming and an understanding of GPU-specific security concerns.
Benefits & conditions
$120,000 - $180,000 + equity + benefits
Vast.ai is hiring across all experience levels with compensation commensurate with background, experience and potential.
Compensation Range: $120K - $180K
About the company
Vast.ai’s cloud powers AI projects and businesses all over the world. We are democratizing and decentralizing AI computing-reshaping our future for the benefit of humanity.
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