Software Engineer, C++ Systems
- San Francisco, CA, United States
$215,000 to $325,000 USD / year
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Job details
- Pay
- $215,000 to $325,000 USD / year
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
About the company Our client is a software company. The role Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Work on performance-critical systems software written in C++, owning core library development and production troubleshooting. The role combines applied research, performance analysis and hands-on engineering in a fast-moving startup setting. What you'll do
- Develop and maintain the core C++ library at the heart of a systems software platform.
- Research techniques for resource sharing, state snapshotting and high-performance GPU systems.
- Add support for new hardware architectures, drawing on a deep understanding of the full system.
- Debug systems-level issues in live production environments.
- Diagnose performance problems in customer workloads and trace them across the stack.
Requirements
What we're looking for
- Hands-on background shipping and supporting close-to-the-hardware software in live environments.
- Expert-level C++ skills; strong Rust experience may also be considered, though day-to-day work is in C++.
- Experience tuning network interface and C++ performance.
- Ability to follow performance problems through every layer of the stack.
- A strong academic record in computer science from a highly regarded university.
- A history of delivering quickly in an early-stage startup. Bonus points
- Exposure to compilers, networking protocols or operating system kernels.
- Kubernetes or infrastructure experience, for example storage systems work or large-scale data ingestion.
Benefits
Compensation and benefits
- Base salary: USD 215,000 to 325,000 per year
- Equity Location and work model
- San Francisco, CA, United States
- On-site
- Full-time
More about this job
Skills
- C++
- Troubleshooting
- Research
- Hardware architectures
- Rust
- Computer science
- Kubernetes