Senior Distributed Software Engineer, Golang - DGX Cloud
Senior Distributed Software Engineer, Golang - DGX Cloud
Posted 45 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Leading the overall architecture and design of our distributed storage service optimized for AI/MLDevelop and maintain distributed, robust and scalable Go programs deployed to state of the art open-source ecosystems, including Kubernetes.
- Develop and maintain user-space applications, containers, Go-bindings, and CLI tools.
- Building features for a distributed storage service to enhance availability and reliability for large-scale deployments
- Engaging and collaborating with NVIDIA Research, Computing, Product teams, cross-functional teams, and external customers to deliver Cloud services. Automating distributed storage service end-to-end, including deployment, management, and monitoring
- What we need to see: Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science, or related field (or equivalent experience) with 8+ years of industry experience
- Strong background in developing distributed systems involving Golang, Kubernetes, and Cloud Service Provider integrations
- Strong track record of delivering distributed services in a variety of distributed computing environments
- Experience in implementing storage services and interfaces to ensure scalable, high-performance, and reliable solutions
- History of ownership of product delivery from inception to support
- Experience developing and maintaining enterprise software. Experience deploying, managing, and debugging applications in a Kubernetes environment
- Great communication and presentation skills
- Ways to stand out from the crowd: You have architected, built, and deployed a distributed service that runs on large-scale clusters, multi-petabyte to exabyte in size, with millions of users
- You have owned responsibility for all lifecycle stages of software development and delivery.
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