Software Engineer

Microsoft eCDN (enterprise content delivery network) solves the network congestion problem that occurs during large virtual events. Our eCDN forms a P2P mesh network over local networks which reduces the load by 95% and eliminates network issues. Companies like T-Mobile, Nvidia, Visa and Coca-Cola use our tech for their biggest streaming events.

We are looking for a software engineer to join us in our quest to make video delivery more distributed. You'll join a small team with the opportunity to greatly influence and make significant changes to our growing product.

We impact one of the most important products of Microsoft – Teams, used by 300M+ users around the globe. Our team enables successful streaming for the largest companies in the world during their most important virtual events.

Responsibilities

You will have end-to-end responsibilities:

Design, implement, test and monitor crucial components of the infrastructure.
Develop a fully distributed, scalable and stable back-end.
Help design and implement real-world, real-time, peer-to-peer algorithms.
Own components that impact high-stakes virtual events.
Qualifications
3+ years development in JavaScript or TypeScript.
Proficient in software back-end environments: Node.js

Other:

Excellent problem solving and analytical thinking skills.
BSc in computer science or equivalent.
Proven track record of delivering large amounts of high quality, complex code.
Experience writing infrastructure and libraries.

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