About the Role
You will lead the technical direction for storage DPU offload and build control-plane and data-plane software across the host and DPU boundary. You will integrate hardware-offload frameworks, improve observability and testing, benchmark performance, and work with storage, networking, compute, and hardware partners.
Requirements
•10+ years of professional software engineering experience
•Systems-level programming experience in C, C++, or Rust
•Production experience with Go, Java, or similar control-plane languages
•Production experience with SmartNICs or DPUs
•Knowledge of NVMe-oF, RDMA, RoCE, InfiniBand, and storage protocols
•Experience with SR-IOV, vDPA, virtio, XDP, eBPF, DPDK, or SPDK
•Strong Linux systems background, including kernel internals, drivers, and I/O subsystems
•Experience contributing to file, block, or object storage systems
•Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related discipline
Responsibilities
•Design and implement DPU-offloaded storage protocol software
•Build and maintain control-plane integration with DPU-resident services
•Partner on RDMA, RoCE, NVMe-oF, SR-IOV, and vDPA fabric work
•Evaluate and integrate DPU SDKs and storage-virtualization frameworks
•Build monitoring and testing for DPU-offloaded paths
•Drive IOPS, throughput, latency, and host-CPU benchmarking
•Lead DPU-related storage architecture decisions
Benefits
•Equity packages
•Restricted Stock Units
•Paid time off
•Paid holidays
•Leave of absence programs
•Health, dental, and vision insurance
•Employer HSA contributions
•Paid parental leave
•Life insurance
•Short-term disability insurance
•Long-term disability insurance
•Tuition reimbursement
•Mental health and wellness support
•Commuter benefits
•Cell phone stipend
•401(k) plan with up to 4% company match
•Volunteer time off
•Global travel insurance and emergency assistance
•Daily meals allowance
