Member Of Technical Staff - Kernel

Job Description

Working for a team that deals primarily in various storage area network protocols such as Fiber Channel and Ethernet. On the initiator side, the team will be responsible for Linux initiator behavior attached to Flasharray. Focus is on NVME (ROCE, FC, TCP/IP) but also includes FC-SCSI (FCP) and iSCSI interfaces. This includes software development/fixes for Linux initiator stack, debugging initiator problems, and creating compatibility documents for Purity. For VMWare, focus is on debugging issues with VMWare as an initiator, and creating compatibility documentation. For FibreChannel and NIC Drivers, focus is responsibility for FC-SCSI driver stack for storage side and responsibility for NIC drivers on networking side. This includes responsibility for related code, utilities, enhancements supporting RAS, as we'll as debugging failures found internally and in the field. Maintain Linux kernels for internal testing Documenting supported configurations for customers Responsibility for evaluating Linux initiator behavior and optimizing for Pure Storage Flasharray. This includes correctness as we'll as optimizing for performances. Will contribute bug fixes and enhancements to Linux upstream. Analyze and debug difficult Linux bugs to optimize Flasharray attachment. Responsible for maintaining Purity s Fibre Channel SCSI (FCP) target driver. Maintenance includes driver updates for enhancements, bugs fixes and new hardware. Resolve difficult Fibre Channel bugs found internally or externally and enhancing the resilience of Pure s FC stack. This includes projects around multipathing and link health. Responsible for maintaining NIC drivers on Pure s storage systems. Dealing with middle ware C++ modules Role Description Team lead for a group of engineers with responsibility for Linux and VMWare initiator stack behavior as we'll as Fibre Channel and NIC drivers on Pure storage array. Required skills Strong experience writing device drivers and/or kernel development for Linux/Unix. Prefer experience in storage and/or networking drivers Minimum 5 years of development experience, but expect that typically candidates would have 10+ years experience. Experience designing and implementing significant components in storage protocol stacks and storage systems. Experience with storage protocols: either SCSI (FC-SCSI or iSCSI/FCP) and/or NVME Fabrics (NVME/ROCE, NVME/TCP or NVME/FC) will be an advantage. Experience leading other engineers technically. Should be able to mentor more junior engineers and lead other engineers in an overall project. Should demonstrate on time delivery with high quality. Experience with performance analysis/optimization for storage systems or protocols Should have VMWare experience, with understanding of their initiator stack. Experience writing Linux storage device drivers, including some sets of Fibre Channel, NVME, ROCE, block and multipath modules. Experience debugging difficult storage attach issues. Experience with software development using C and C++, along with Python Experience upstreaming Linux code is preferred Should have experience developing test automation Experience analyzing and optimizing storage performance Experience writing storage or networking device drivers, preferred in Linux/Unix environment Demonstrated experience debugging difficult protocol/kernel/system issues Experience with network protocols, including TCP/IP Preferred skills Comprehensive understanding of TCP/IP networking stack Experience contributing to Linux upstream Experience in creating automated testing WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM US: Pure Innovation : We celebrate those who think critically, like a challenge and aspire to be trailblazers. Pure Growth : We give you the space and support to grow along with us and to contribute to something meaningful. We have been Named Fortunes Best Large Workplaces in the Bay Area , Fortunes Best Workplaces for Millennials and certified as a Great Place to Work ! Pure Team : We build each other up and set aside ego for the greater good.