Senior Software Engineer - Cloud

June 13, 2023

Lambda

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Designing the world's most advanced GPU systems for Deep Learning.

Deep Learning • Machine Learning • Artificial Intelligence

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💰 $39.7M Venture Round on 2022-11

Description

• Build software for training models across hundreds of GPUs interconnected with state-of-the-art networking fabric • Build core cloud features like VMs, VPCs, firewalls, distributed file systems within our data centers • Salary Range Information Based on market data and other factors, the salary range for this position is $178,000 - $230,000. However, a salary higher or lower than this range may be appropriate for a candidate whose qualifications differ meaningfully from those listed in the job description.

Requirements

• 8+ years of experience implementing business-critical product features from conception to launch using Python • 8+ years of experience contributing to the architecture and design of resilient, large scale distributed systems • Strong understanding of public cloud features (e.g. SDN, block storage, distributed file systems, identity management) • Strong understanding of Linux (e.g. networking, process management, security, virtualization, systemd). • Strong engineering background - EECS preferred, Mathematics, Software Engineering, Physics • Have led and taken full ownership over large, ambiguous, cross team projects from conception to production • Enjoy moving fast and making a large business impact • Value working on a team of high performers that hold each other accountable • Are a self-starter, curious, and not afraid to ask when in doubt • Are a quick learner and enjoy learning new technologies • Value working on a low ego team that emphasizes strong communication, collaboration, and getting to the right answer as a team • Care deeply about well-tested code

Benefits

• Health, dental, and vision coverage for you and your dependents • Commuter/Work from home stipends • 401k Plan • Flexible Paid Time Off Plan that we all actually use