- Design and develop distributed file system components to support data management features such as snapshot, replication, and volume management.
- Assist in technically managing initial storage implementations including proof-of-concepts and pilots
- Resolving complex software defects, including reproducing problems based on written descriptions, applying relevant techniques to isolate root cause, tracing through large source code bases, and writing long-term fixes as well as short-term workarounds.
- Work collaboratively with Engineering and Product Management during the development, launch, and continuing refinement of VMware storage related technologies
- Document best practices and architectural references in developing and deploying product solutions
Required Skills:
In this role, you will work independently as a member of a team of engineers in creating technical content for VMware Virtual Machine File System (VMFS) team. You have the ability to work in a fast pace environment demonstrating autonomy in conforming to strategic intent while adhering to team values.
- Around 10+ years of hands-on experience in developing and maintaining enterprise software
- Between 6-10 years of enterprise class software development experience in C .
- Strong understanding of OS concepts and knowledge of UNIX kernel internals.
- Experience of system programming, analyzing kernel dumps or debugging OS crashes.
- Robust debugging skills which will help build a robust system.
- Ability to work independently with minimum supervision.
- Ability to priorities and handle multiple tasks.
Preferred Skills:
Our team looks for individuals who embody our values of humility, collaboration above isolationism, respectfulness, trustworthiness, and good-natured fun.
Additionally, we would like:
- Experience of working on file systems will be a plus.
- Knowledge of Storage products and protocols will be a plus.
- Familiarity with VMware products will be an advantage, not mandatory.
- Domain expertise in virtualization, storage technologies, and File systems