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Design, develop, troubleshoot, and debug networking software. Build high-performance software components including network stacks and advanced tunneling mechanisms such as VPN and IPSec for large-scale cloud environments.
Job Responsibility
Design and implement networking features based on product objectives and architecture guidelines
Analyze system requirements and define coding, integration, and validation activities
Troubleshoot complex networking issues across distributed cloud deployments
Work directly with customers to investigate current issues and drive resolution
Collaborate with multiple HPE teams to develop, integrate, and optimize networking protocols and platform components
Contribute to performance tuning, reliability improvements, and production readiness of data plane services
Requirements
BS or MS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field
5 to 10 years of progressive professional experience building high-performance networking software
Strong proficiency in C/C++ or Golang, including complex debugging and low-latency performance optimization in multithreaded systems
For C++ developers, willingness to transition to Golang
Proven track record designing and developing carrier-grade data path networking software for large-scale cloud network architectures
Deep practical knowledge of Linux/Unix internals, including socket programming, memory management, and advanced IPC mechanisms
Advanced expertise diagnosing memory, concurrency, and performance issues in large public cloud environments
Strong packet-level troubleshooting skills using tools such as Wireshark
Experience with log-based tracing and observability-driven debugging
Extensive hands-on experience with tunneling protocols such as IPSec and VPN
Deep working knowledge of Layer 2 and Layer 3 networking protocols, DNS spoofing