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Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, related field or equivalent real-world experience.
- 5 plus years’ work experience, with 3 plus years developing server-side applications on Linux.
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2 plus years’ experience with VoIP protocols such as H.323 / SIP.
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1 plus years developing and deploying low-latency, scalable, and highly available applications.
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Have worked on development of a VoIP cloud service or server product.
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Experience with audio and video codecs.
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Have good understanding of VoIP session setup and teardown using SIP and/or H.323.
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Have strong knowledge of cloud architectures.
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Have experience developing services deployed on AWS that utilize one or more of the following: DynamoDB, RabbitMQ, Nginx, Redis.
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Write readable code with unit test coverage.
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Familiarity with event-driven programming in Python is a plus.
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Work with Git and continuous integration systems.
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Have excellent troubleshooting skills and familiarity with test tools including network analyzers & load injectors.
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Be eager to learn new technologies and contribute to projects outside of their core strengths.
- Have excellent communication skills with the ability to explain technical issues to any non-technical co-workers.
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