C++ Software Engineer (Data Protection) - San Jose, CA (Hybrid)

Key Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, and maintain distributed software systems using C++, Golang and Java on Linux
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features
• Identify and correct performance/scale bottlenecks in the code
• Help maintain code quality by automation of test cases
• Conduct code reviews and provide constructive feedback to team members
• Mentor and guide junior engineers
• Stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends and technologies
• Analyze failures, root cause issues, file defects, follow up with developers, documentation and other teams on the resolution
• Able to derive meaningful insights from the collected data, articulate findings effectively with senior team members to troubleshoot issues in customer environments

Requirements:

• Understanding of storage concepts and working experience in the storage domain is a must
• Creative, independent, self-motivated and willing to learn new technology
• Knowledge of distributed systems architecture and performance
• Proficiency in any of C++, Java, or Go programming languages
• Good understanding of Git
• Experience in building large-scale distributed systems (filesystems, databases, storage, map-reduce frameworks, etc.)
• Experience with systems performance analysis using techniques like CPU profiling, tracing by using standard linux tools
• Strong analytical , troubleshooting and problem solving skills
• Collaborate with different Development Teams, PMs and Support, to drive the closure on requirements and provide necessary performance metrics/solutions
• Creative, independent, self-motivated and willing to learn new technology.
• Good communication skills
• Guiding and helping team members

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