Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
Join OCI's Virtual Networking as a Senior Software Engineer in the Card Management team and help deliver a highly available, and secure fleet of critical SDN infrastructure; become an expert in embedded Linux and build new technologies for our distributed fleet of Linux systems. Are you interested in building large-scale distributed infrastructure for the cloud? Oracle’s Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) team is building new Infrastructure-as-a-Service technologies that operate at large scale in a broadly distributed multi-tenant cloud environment. Our customers run their businesses on our cloud, and our mission is to provide them with best in class, foundational cloud infrastructure services. The Virtual Networking Team builds the highly customizable Virtual Cloud Networks (VCN) and connectivity services offering predictable and consistent performance, isolation, and availability. https://www.oracle.com/cloud/networking/
We are a team that builds the OCI Software Defined Network (SDN) stack. We are looking for hands-on engineers with expertise and passion in solving difficult problems in maintaining a large fleet of embedded Linux systems. These are exciting times, and our team is undergoing rapid growth while working on many new ambitious initiatives. An engineer at any level can have significant technical and business impact. Join our team and help us build a state-of-the-art IaaS network starting from the ground floor.
Job Description
As a Senior Software Engineer on the Card Management team, you will help design and develop tooling and infrastructure to manage a growing fleet of embedded Linux systems. You will be one of the engineers responsible for delivering a highly available, and secure fleet of critical SDN infrastructure.
Our team owns onboarding new generation network technologies, deployment tooling, patching, monitoring, automation, access controls, and metrics reporting. We are a nexus with many partner teams and work across OCI to support their applications on our platform.