Systems Engineer - Low-Level Networking

• Experience in low-level network programming.
• Systems Programming: Mastery of Rust (specifically DPDK rte_flow), and Go for high-performance networking software.
• Network and Virtualization Stack: Deep background in Linux network stack internals, socket layers, and packet processing, understanding of VMs, specifically disks/storage and networking., * Standing up a local development environment where the entire stack runs, e.g., running on a single VM owned by the dev himself/herself.
• Need someone who would be ready to debug issues, port the existing software stack to ARM, and often bring identified/issues to other teams proactively.
• This is more than just the networking stack; this could be software related to VM disks, VMs themselves. Strong domain knowledge in other areas is not needed, but someone with good general knowledge would be a good fit.
• Network feature development, e.g., doing offloading of the network stack into NICs.
• Using DPDK rte_flow, so experience (specifically rte_flow). DPDK rte_flow experience is not necessarily a must-have, but it’s definitely a nice-to-have. Other feature development could be things like adding DHCPv6 support into a networking daemon, etc.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer or Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or a related field.

Note: GlobalLogic estimates the starting pay range for this role to be performed remotely to be $ 130,000 to $145,000 and reflects base salary only. This pay range is provided as a good-faith estimate, and the amount offered may be higher or lower. GlobalLogic takes many factors into consideration in making an offer, including candidate qualifications, work experience, operational needs, travel and onsite requirements, internal peer equity, prevailing wage, responsibilities, and other market and business considerations.