Intro
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Summary
At Facebook Connectivity, we believe that connecting the world is one of the greatest challenges of our generation, and that everyone deserves access to the knowledge, tools and opportunities that come from being connected. This is why we are developing new platforms and solutions for connectivity.The Wireless Platforms and Protocols team is responsible for the operating system, embedded services and firmware for existing and upcoming connectivity boards (Terragraph, Wi-Fi, Cellular). The development includes kernel, drivers, management of peripheral devices, tools to optimize workflows and debugging, and packet switching data plane. The majority of development is in C, C++ and Python.We are looking for a Software Engineer with implementation experience in different layers of the software networking stack such as Layer 2 switching (both physical and virtual such as Linux bridging and VPP), Layer 3 forwarding and Routing (OSPF, BGP), and overlay technologies such as VXLAN, L2GRE and SRv6. Ability to work with the Linux kernel TCPIP stack or user space networking stacks is a must.
Required Skills
- Design new data path solutions by leveraging a combination of off-the-shelf packet processing technologies and custom code developed in-house.
- Design and implement routing protocol improvements based on data obtained from trial and production deployments.
- Debug packet drops and other performance issues to ensure that we have a scalable high performing data path.
