Systems Engineer (C, Python)
Posted 2 days ago
sri techSan Jose (CA)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job ID: SRJ_7650Posted: 2025-10-01Location: San Jose,, CASalary: USD 120-130 / Yearly (Full Time)Employment Type: Full TimeIndustry: Computer SoftwareClient: WiproContact: Meghana GorusuCompany: SRI Tech SolutionsJob Title: Systems Engineer (C, Python)Location: San Jose, CAWill not accept submission without screening questions and skill matrix on mandatory skills:Mandatory Skill Set-6-10 Years of experience in Programming Skills in C and Python.Linux, RTOS, multi-threading knowledge (mandatory)Management and monitoring experience using RESTful APIs, using protocols like GNMI and NETCONF. (mandatory- RESTful APIs & any one protocol knowledge should be enough)Experience in API programming, Routing, gRPC based services, sockets, prior development experience in Cisco product is an added plusScreening Questions:Total experience in C Programming, and PythonMinimum of 6-8 years of experience is expected in C Programming and Python.Does the candidate have knowledge on Linux, RTOS, multi-threading concepts?Experience in Linux, RTOS and Multithreading concepts mandatory. Candidates should have worked for at least 6-8 years on these platform/concepts.Does Candidate has experience in RESTful APIs?Mandatory to have experience in RESTful APIs.Any experience in protocols like protocols like GNMI and NETCONF? Experience in RESTful APIs & any one protocol (GNMI / NeTCONF knowledge is expectedIs Candidate ready to work from Customer Office (San Jose) 3 days in a week. Hybrid model.Mandatory to work 3-days in a week from customer office. SRI Tech Solutions is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, national origin or citizenship status or ethnic origin, disability, marital status, veteran status, or any other occupationally irrelevant criteria.
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