Job Summary
NetApp is a cloud-led, data-centric software company that helps organizations put data to work in applications that elevate their business. We help organizations unlock the best of cloud technology.
In this role you will be developing a Cloud Orchestrator and help accelerate the leadership of NetApp in Hybrid Cloud globally. We expect you to be an excellent coder who will take a lead in design and implementation as per the requirements of a managed Cloud Services, and should be able to quickly learn the existing code & architecture.
Job Requirements
- Proficient with Go or C++ or C#. Experience with Python, Java/C-sharp is added advantage.
- Hands-on Expertise in Container based technologies preferably Kubernetes & Dockers.
- Thorough understanding and extensive experience with building orchestration on at least one of the major hyper-scaler cloud providers (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform)
- Experienced with Cloud service APIs (e.g. AWS, Azure or GCP)
- Experience working in SMB, NFS & internet security protocols
- Expertise in REST API design and implementation
- Thorough understanding of Linux or other Unix-like Operating Systems
- Should own the deliverables from end-end, design, implement, test automation to ensure high quality deliverable
- Experience of CI build systems or automated testing
- Understands the design, architecture principles and best practices in Cloud along with cloud health monitoring, capacity metering, billing.
- Highly knowledgeable in infrastructure like hypervisor, Cloud Storage and experience with cloud services including Databases, Caching, Object and Block Storage, Scaling, Load Balancers, Networking etc.
- Highly motivated and self-driven.
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Education
• Minimum 5 years of experience and must be hands-on with coding
• B.E/B.Tech or M.S in Computer Science or related technical field
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