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Nutanix.
Member of Technical Staff 2- Core Data Path
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A Back End Developer or Engineer is responsible for server-side web application logic and integration of the work front-end web developers do. Usually writes web services and APIs used by front-end developers and mobile application developers.
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Job description is collapsed. Activate to read full description. Hungry, Humble, Honest, with Heart. The Opportunity Member of Technical Staff (this role) is a Software Development role for the Nutanix Distributed Storage Fabric (NDSF) - a high-performance shared-nothing distributed file system. This storage stack is the foundational piece that enables hyper-convergence and hybrid cloud solutions. This software defined storage helps our customers power their infrastructure for all kinds of applications on all kinds of platforms. That coupled with a simplicity focused design make the engineering problems both profound and rewarding. The candidate engineer will take responsibility for end to end ownership along with working in a team with a deep understanding of systems internals and distributed file systems. About the Team The Core Data Path (CDP) team was the first team created at Nutanix. It is the team that is responsible for the Nutanix Distributed Storage Fabric (NDSF) - a high-performance shared-nothing distributed file system. We have sub-teams under the CDP umbrella which focus on core data path, data transformations, metadata and backup/recovery engines. The "Medusa" team is the metadata engine team for the distributed file system, which is responsible for handling and managing all the metadata IO requests. In general, the work related to the CDP group is challenging because it involves designing an enterprise-grade distributed file system that provides durability with strict consistency and performance guarantees, and hence we always have to reinvent ourselves, with newer and faster algorithms and hardware technologies. Medusa Team's Technology Stack We develop everything using Linux based environment. We prominently develop the backend software using C++, Java and Python. Tools like GDB, Flamegraphs, Perf tools suite, Open source Java/C++ libraries etc are used for regular product and test infrastructure development. We work on problems covering aspects of data storage, transaction management, consensus protocols, storage engines, distributed systems, key value stores, database internals, async programming, memory management. Your Role Design and develop reliable, efficient, high-performance and maintainable-extensible data-path software (including any sub components under this umbrella - like metadata store) for large-scale enterprise on-premise and hybrid cloud. Build strong understanding of existing complex distributed systems and design innovative solutions for customer requirements for the NDSF. Work on developing new features and improving existing systems to provide new-improved functionality, performance and reliability for our customers. Work alongside development, test, documentation, and product management teams to deliver high-quality products in a fast-paced environment. Engage with customers and support when needed to solve production issues. What You Will Bring Bachelor/Master degree in Computer Science or a related Engineering field is required. Strong familiarity with operating systems internals, distributed systems, database internals and strong practices for design/implementation. Prior experience with computer networks, parallel systems, algorithms, storage systems, compiler systems will be a bonus but not required. Past experience with highly available distributed systems or key values stores or databases will be a plus but not required. E.g. RocksDB, Cassandra, Zookeeper, Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, Google filesystem, etc.