Develop and optimize performance-sensitive software for a NoSQL database, ensuring high standards in software engineering and system-level programming.
Description
Requirements
Scylla developers are responsible for building the next-generation NoSQL database, applying the highest standards of software engineering and performance optimization. This includes working with advanced data structures and algorithms, system-level programming, profiling, and optimization.
Responsibilities
- Develop performance-sensitive software in an open-source collaborative environment.
- Invent and code near the speed of light.
- Be independent as possible while working as a team player
- Thoroughly test and profile your code.
- Communicate clearly in public email, commit messages, and bug reports.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of experience in kernel or server projects.
- Good Knowledge of C++.
- Good Knowledge of Linux.
- A degree or equivalent experience in Computer Science or a related subject is a plus.
- Experience working on database internals is a plus.
Top Skills
C++
Linux
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