NetApp - Advanced Technology Group Member

As an ATG (Advanced Technology Group) member you will function as an individual contributor for a major Advanced Technology project. You will contribute to the Advanced Technology strategic roadmap which determines which Advanced Technology projects we may fund in the future. You will evangelize Advanced Technology both within and outside of NetApp.

You will consult with other projects and ATG members on technical direction for ATG. You will be encouraged to publish in leading conferences and journals. You will help increase our Advanced Technology patent portfolio. You will help grow the ATG team through recruiting both in industry and university.

You will be encouraged to cultivate and lead one or more university relationships.

Responsibilities include proposing and sponsoring university research projects as well as overseeing one or more summer interns at Netapp. As a contributing member of ATG you will help define the future of storage for the next five years. You'll have the opportunity to work for a company consistently rated one of the best places to work, a choice of both technical and management career development tracks, and work in a collaborative engineering environment.

If you have a passion to take raw ideas and bleeding edge technology from the lab all the way to product and into the hands of customers that significantly improves how they use and manage data and information, then ATG at Netapp is the place for you.

Requirements - 

- Experience in internals of distributed, In-memory and No-Sql databases

- Research in data structures for NVM media. 

- Broad knowledge of computer science fundamentals

- Successful completion of one or more projects or operating system courses

- Knowledge of storage research in academia

- Knowledge of advanced storage technology in industry

- Development experience of operating system internals/kernel programming

- Multi-threading/SMP programming design and development

- Distributed computing environment a plus

- Performance analysis of complex systems

- C/C++ coding skills

- Excellent written and verbal communication skills

- Publication track record; major conferences and journals

- Patent portfolio a plus

- Strong desire to influence future products

Typically requires a minimum of 12 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree or 8 years and a Master's degree or a PhD with 5 years experience; or equivalent experience.