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Software Development Engineer (New Grad / Entry Level)

Qumulo · Seattle (hybrid) · Remote

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About Qumulo

Backed by Kleiner Perkins and Madrona.

About the role

Joining us, you'd learn and work across our distributed storage engine and the services that help customers store, manage, and protect their data, under the guidance of experienced senior engineers.

What they're looking for

  • Recently graduated (or graduating within the next 9 months) with a degree in Computer Science, a related field, or equivalent experience
  • Ability to write well-factored, maintainable, and well-tested code
  • Strong grasp of algorithms and data structures, with solid academic or project experience in distributed systems, database concepts, concurrent programming, or operating systems concepts
  • Proficiency in C, C++, Rust, Java, or Go demonstrated through classes, internships, or personal projects
  • Willingness to work collaboratively with a team to solve complex problems and learn quickly on the job
  • Ability to work a hybrid schedule from our downtown Seattle HQ
More about this role

Qumulo is a software-defined cloud data platform. Our core is a distributed storage operating system in C & Rust, holding exabytes in the datacenter, at the edge, and natively in the cloud. Qumulo serves everything from a hospital's medical imaging archive to an animation studio's render farm in an environment where 99% correct doesn’t cut it.

Joining us, you'd learn and work across our distributed storage engine and the services that help customers store, manage, and protect their data, under the guidance of experienced senior engineers.

This includes a fault-tolerant block layer that erasure-codes and distributes data beneath the file system, a transactional file system where aggregates roll up as they change so a query across billions of files answers in real time instead of walking a tree, and that same machinery drives quotas, capacity trends, snapshot policy, multiple access protocols, plus replication and backup - all running in userspace.

All of which makes Qumulo a distributed operating system problem: scheduling, memory hierarchy, protection, and concurrency. We're AI-forward and specific about what that means. You will learn to use agents to help write code while...

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