System Software Engineer

Join the Team That's Redefining Wireless Technology

You will be working on design, development and integration of critical elements of system software for our gigabit wireless communication systems.

You need to have the ability to work independently, communicate ideas clearly,  lead features (requirements, design, documentation) to their completion, understand issues and come up with optimal solutions to resolve them in a timely manner. You should be passionate and excited to learn continuously and collaborate with other local/remote team members. 

Job Responsibilities: 

• Requirements gathering, high-level design and documentation
• Interface design, protocol state machine design, and test framework design
• Implementation of modules on a C++/Linux system
• Design reviews and code reviews
• System integration and debugging involving complex embedded hardware platforms
• Performance optimisation of network and packet processing

Required Skills & Experience:

• BS in Computer Science/Engineering with experience ranging between 2-10 years. MS/ PhD is preferred with 1-5 years of relevant experience.
• C++ programming experience
• Experience with Linux-based development: debugging, user and kernel tracing, benchmarking
• Deep understanding of Linux programming: IPCs, multi-threading, socket-programming, system-programming
• Knowledge of computer networks (TCP/IP), protocols, Internet architecture
• Working knowledge of protobuf, gtest, gmock, grpc, build tools (bazel) is desirable
• Knowledge of python, golang, bash scripting is a plus
• Experience with version control systems (git), collaboration tools (ticket systems)

Extensive knowledge in any of the following areas is preferred:

• Cloud networking protocols, security (TLS, crypto)
• Embedded software development, especially kernel drivers
• RF or wireless protocol development

We will consider candidates with various levels of experience. You will be placed at the appropriate seniority based on your skills and abilities.

Join Tarana and help shape the future of wireless connectivity.