Member of Technical Staff, Kernel
Everpure (formerly Pure Storage) (company site, opens in a new tab)5+ yrsBengaluruOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 40–80 LPA
Posted on 28 Sept
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About This Role
- Lead a team of engineers responsible for Linux and VMware initiator stack behavior, Fibre Channel, and NIC drivers on Pure Storage arrays.
- Develop, debug, and optimize storage protocol stacks including NVME, FC-SCSI, and iSCSI interfaces for Linux and VMware initiators, enhancing both performance and compatibility.
- Maintain and improve Fibre Channel SCSI target drivers and NIC drivers with focus on bug fixes, enhancements, and reliability improvements for Pure Storage systems.
Minimum Requirements
- Minimum 5 years development experience, typically candidates have 15+ years.
- Strong experience in writing Linux/Unix device drivers and kernel development, specifically in storage and/or networking drivers.
- Experience with storage protocols such as SCSI (FC-SCSI or iSCSI/FCP) and/or NVME Fabrics (NVME/ROCE, NVME/TCP, NVME/FC).
- Experience with C, C++, Python, VMware initiator stacks, performance optimization, and debugging complex storage attach issues.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced technical leader capable of mentoring engineers and leading projects focused on storage systems and protocol stacks.
- Proven track record in developing, debugging, and optimizing kernel-level code and device drivers especially in storage or networking domains.
- Comfortable working with Linux kernel upstreaming, storage performance tuning, and complex multi-protocol environments involving Fibre Channel, NVME, and Ethernet.