Principal Software Engineer - Telco Partner Architecture

As a part of a geographically distributed team, you will work with multiple company teams and open source communities around the globe.

To be successful in this role, you will need to have motivation, curiosity, passion for problem solving, and experience with Linux technologies, Kubernetes and open source development models. We can hire you in any EMEA or APAC country where our company has a legal presence.

What you will do

Define, contribute to, and collaborate with Telco partners on Blueprints and system architectures pairing our platforms with Partner technology

Establish long-term technical relationships with key Telco partners, gathering and analyzing partner requirements and use cases to deliver meaningful business outcomes

Play an active hands-on role in researching and then architecting various OpenShift and Telco specific features into a unified solution, proactively test the involved technologies, experiment and provide demonstrations

Collaborate across teams (Prod

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What you will bring

Strong architectural experience developing solution designs / reference implementations from concept to delivery

Telco specific experience and knowledge in Edge designs, High Availability, Hybrid Cloud, NFV architecture and containerized workload characteristics

Understanding of how open source and free software communities work

Experience working with Partners to develop and implement new technologies, with an ability to adapt and quickly learn

Hands on Kubernetes and/or OpenShift technologies experience - 2+ years

Comfortable working on complex multidisciplinary problems and bringing together a diverse set of technical options to a clear path forward.

Experience with Linux system programming in a distributed telecom environment, or experience and designing and integrating distributed systems in a telecom environment

Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English

The following are considered a plus:

7+ years of experience in a Linux envir