Senior Solutions Architect, First Time Deployment Networking Spectrum-X - NVIS
Senior Solutions Architect, First Time Deployment Networking Spectrum-X - NVIS
Posted 49 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Support networking technologies such as Spectrum-X and work with customers on their technical challenges and requirements using said technologies during pre-sales activities
- Develop proof-of-concept materials for innovative technologies for use by early adopters
- Gain customers' trust and understand their needs to help design and deploy cutting-edge NVIDIA networking platforms to run AI and HPC workloads
- Address sophisticated and highly-visible customer issues
- Work closely with R&D teams to develop new features for customers
- Help with product requirements along side engineering and product marketing
- What we need to see:6+ years of experience with computer software, knowledge of Linux kernel, Ethernet and IP protocolsB.Sc, Masters, or Ph.D. in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related technical field (or equivalent experience)
- Extensive knowledge in, and experience with debugging issues involving Ethernet Switches/Routers and network protocols in the L2 to L4 layers
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with attention to details
- Ability to work collaboratively and be willing to work directly with customers
- Ways to stand out from the crowd: Coding development experience with multiple programming languages (from low-level C programming language to high-level languages such as perl, python, and shell scripts)
- Knowledge in Cloud infrastructure and AI workflows
- Linux Environment and Linux Networking
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