Posted on: 21/07/2026
We are working on a number of cutting-edge technologies with excellent opportunities for growth.
Responsibilities:
1. Designing and implementing network and cloud-based services for authentication, encryption, QoS, packet forwarding and spectrum management.
2. Implementing scalable network/cloud management and provisioning frameworks for software-defined networking and services (SDNs).
3. Implementing device management - configuration, software upgrades, CLIs, web GUI etc.
4. Implementing software for network fault diagnostics, event logging, statistics collection and fault isolation/analysis.
5. Designing services with considerations for scalability, de-centralized management, resilience, failover and inter-operability with customer networks.
Key requirements:
- Computer Science/Engineering with at least 7+ years of relevant experience or MS and PhD preferred with at least 5+ years of relevant experience.
- Advanced knowledge of computer networks (TCP/IP), protocols, Internet architecture.
- Deep understanding of UNIX-style operating systems (IPC, multi-threading etc).
- Experience in socket, network, and systems programming in C/C++.
- Strong and proven capabilities in debugging and troubleshooting on UNIX-style operating systems.
- Strong C++ or Go programming experience is a plus.
- Strong skills with scripting languages (Python, bash, etc.) and web development technologies are a plus.
- Experience with version control systems, collaboration tools (wikis, ticket systems).
- Previous experience in embedded software development for carrier and/or enterprise product telecom is a plus.
Expertise in at least one of the following areas:
- Advanced packet forwarding, routing, bridging, switching, VLANs, ethernet services, ethernet OA&M.
- Network/cloud management systems and configuration/provisioning/administration systems (Yang Models, gRPC, HTTP, OpenFlow, SDN).
- Advanced authentication, security, encapsulation and tunnelling technologies (IPSec, CAPWAP, 802.1x etc).
- MAC and network-layer implementation of 802.11, WiMax, LTE or other OFDM standards.
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