Back-End Developer - IBM : Job Details

Back-End Developer - IBM Corporation, Cambridge, MA (Up to 100% telecommuting permitted): Modify and improve Ceph software to adapt to new hardware, improve performance, and correct errors. Analyze user feedback and requests for enhancement to understand software requirements for Ceph. Determine the feasibility of design and implementation thereof. Gather input and collaborate with software engineers, product managers, and others to design improvements to Ceph and gather feedback on requirements and limitations of the system. Analyze data gathered from users of Ceph to inform software requirements and improvements. Analyze designs for Ceph using mathematical models to predict and measure the consequences thereof. Work with software and quality engineers to direct improvements in testing and validation procedures for Ceph. Work with technical writers to direct documentation improvements for Ceph. Determine performance standards for Ceph in collaboration with software and performance engineers. Coordinate scale testing of Ceph and monitor to ensure specifications are met. Consult with customers of Ceph to analyze and improve Ceph's design and maintainability. Train users and customers to use new versions of Ceph and best practices for hardware deployment for a Ceph cluster. Utilize: Ceph, C++, Python, Javascript, Linux Operating Systems, Distributed Systems, Git Version Control, Container Technologies. Required: Master's degree or equivalent in Computer Science or related (employer will accept a Bachelor's degree plus five (5) years of progressive experience in lieu of a Master's degree) and one (1) year of experience as a Software Engineer or related. One (1) year of experience must include utilizing Ceph, C++, Python, Javascript, Linux Operating Systems, Distributed Systems, Git Version Control, Container Technologies. $172855 to $215000 per year. Please send resumes to [email protected]. Applicants must reference H260 in the subject line.recblid wywclstihvhdam4bitirsh1jgmrgcr