rdma jobs in San Diego

Lead complex debugging and root-cause analysis of system-level issues in high-performance Linux environments, spanning hardware, firmware, OS, and networking layers. Design and optimize high-throughput, low-latency data transport protocols, leveraging deep expertise in Linux kernel development, InfiniBand/Ethernet networking (RDMA, RoCE), and bare-metal/virtualized systems.…See more Partner with cross-functional teams to prototype, benchmark, and productionize platform enhancements while mentoring engineers through design and code reviews. Conduct research initiatives and proof-of-concepts to validate new technologies and influence platform roadmaps.

Linux Infrastructure Engineer responsible for designing, building, and maintaining ultra-high-performance data center infrastructure supporting scientific computing and operational technology systems. Core duties include architecting and tuning software-defined storage (ZFS, BeeGFS, NVMe), managing 100GbE networking with RDMA, automating bare-metal provisioning via Ansible and Bash, and ensuring OT security through segmented, firewalled network architecture.…See more Requires 15+ years of systems administration experience, expert-level Linux (RHEL) and storage knowledge, and hands-on data center operations including physical deployment, diagnostics, and hardware lifecycle management.

Staff Software Engineer role leading the design, development, and evolution of networking software for Teradata's massively parallel processing (MPP) platform. Responsibilities include architecting scalable and fault-tolerant networking software for high-speed, low-latency interconnects, evaluating emerging technologies (DPUs, accelerators, interconnect fabrics), leading complex debugging and root-cause analysis across hardware/firmware/OS/networking layers, and mentoring engineers.…See more Required expertise: HPC and distributed systems development, Linux kernel and driver development in C, InfiniBand and Ethernet networking with RDMA/RoCE, TCP/IP and UDP networking, packet-level analysis tools, high-throughput low-latency protocol design, and proficiency in C, Bash, and Python.