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Storage Software Engineer


SKILLS REQUIRED:
C++, Algorithm Development, Multithreading, Storage, SCSI, IO Architectures, Interconnects, TCP/IP, Socket Programming, SAS, SATA, ISCSI

JOB DESCRIPTION:
Distributed Storage Software Engineer - C++ Algorithm Developer - Systems Level Software Developer

Based in Beautiful Sunnyvale, we are a growing Virtual Storage product developer that is essentially doing to storage what VMWare did to servers! Our products create a virtual storage layer that helps across the enterprise and helps organization utilize existing infrastructure by optimizing storage functionality.
Our product is changing how enterprises purchase and manage their storage efforts and we are experiencing tremendous growth and success.
We are in growth mode and looking for a talented software engineer who is comfortable designing and participating in product architecture as well as reading requirements and implementing product designs.
In this role you will work as part of a team but also independently with little supervision on a day 2 day basis.
This is a great opportunity to work with the latest virtual storage technologies and write software & algorithms that will go directly into our flagship consumer product.
We are looking for someone with the following skills:
1. Strong Command of System Level C++ Programming
2. Ability to create complex algorithms for Virtual Storage solutions
3. Working with various Storage protocols, a networking background is also very relevant: TCP/IP, UDP, SNMP, ISCSI, SAS, SATA, SCSI, etc.
4. Strong understanding of Threading, Thread Pools and Multi-Threaded programming techniques
5. Any Enterprise Level Storage, Server, or DataCenter Product Development experience is a big plus!

For your hard work you will be rewarded with the following:
1. Strong Base Salary - $125 - $175k
2. Strong Equity / Stock Options Package - We currently have 35 employees and are growing quickly, now is a great time to join us!
3. PTO, Full Health Benefits, opportunity to work on great products!

So, if you are a Software Engineer with Strong C++ & Algorithm Development skills and you are interested in Distributed Storage, please apply today!

Must be authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis for any employer.

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