You will join a team working at the intersection of AI networking, virtualization, operating systems, security, management, and programmable acceleration. Our mission is to push the boundaries of modern datacenter infrastructure and help define the platforms of tomorrow.
What Youll Be Doing:
Work with architects and engineers to define software architecture for our networking devices, SmartNICs, and DPUs.
Analyze system requirements across networking protocols, virtualization, operating systems, security, management, and services.
Research new ideas, evaluate design alternatives, and build proof-of-concept models, simulations, and prototypes.
Collaborate with software, firmware, and hardware teams on HW/SW co-design, performance, scale, and resource-utilization challenges.
Learn complex datacenter technologies and turn them into clear architecture proposals, design documents, and technical presentations.
What We Need To See:
Engineer holding a B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
1+ years of relevant experience
Proven strong programming skills, in C/C++, preferably for large and complex embedded systems.
Solid understanding of operating systems, multi-threading, computer architecture, and software fundamentals.
Curiosity and ability to learn new technologies quickly, investigate deeply, and work through ambiguous problems.
Independent problem solver who also works well in a team environment.
Clear written and verbal communication skills.
Ways To Stand Out From The Crowd:
Knowledge of networking protocols such as Ethernet, InfiniBand, RDMA, RoCE, TCP/IP, or congestion control.
Experience with Linux, Linux kernel, device drivers, embedded systems, or system software.
Experience building simulations, performance models, prototypes, or proof-of-concept software.
Exposure to virtualization, security, programmable acceleration, SmartNICs, DPUs, or DOCA.
Open-source contribution, previous internship experience, or hands-on project work in relevant technical domains.
