DDN

DDN

Senior/Staff Fuse Developer

Remote - California · Staff+

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 5 days ago
C++Distributed SystemsBackend DevelopmentLinuxPlatform Engineering

About the role

  • At DDN, you will work on infrastructure challenges that sit at the core of modern high-performance systems:
  • - Building and optimizing FUSE-based file system technologies

Responsibilities

  • Design, build, and optimize FUSE-based infrastructure and storage components
  • Develop and improve Linux file system integrations across kernel and user-space layers
  • Optimize networking and data movement using RDMA principles
  • Develop infrastructure tooling and platform capabilities in C and C++
  • Strong hands-on experience developing with FUSE and Linux file systems

Requirements

  • Strong understanding of POSIX file system principles
  • Experience with object storage systems and distributed infrastructure
  • Familiarity with RDMA networking principles and high-speed networking technologies
  • Experience working close to kernel-space and user-space I/O paths
  • Strong systems mindset with the ability to debug complex infrastructure and performance issues
  • You enjoy low-level systems and infrastructure engineering
  • You enjoy understanding how storage and networking behave under pressure
  • You have limited experience with Linux internals, file systems, or infrastructure engineering
  • You have not worked on performance-sensitive distributed systems

Skills

  • Building and optimizing FUSE-based file system technologies
  • Working across Linux kernel file systems and user-space infrastructure layers
  • Designing high-performance infrastructure for distributed storage environments
  • Improving how object storage systems behave under real production workloads
  • Working with RDMA networking principles and high-speed data movement
  • Solving performance bottlenecks across networking, storage, and I/O pathways
  • Developing systems-level infrastructure in C and C++

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