Research Engineer - Computer Network and Protocol

Job description

Huawei Canada has an immediate permanent opening for a Research Engineer.

About the team :

The Distributed Data Storage and Management Lab leads research in distributed data systems, aiming to develop next-generation cloud serverless products that encompass core infrastructure and databases. This lab addresses various data challenges, including cloud-native disaggregated databases, pay-by-query user models, and optimizing low-level data transfers via RDMA. Teams within this lab create advanced cloud serverless data infrastructure and implement cutting-edge networking technologies for Huawei's global AI infrastructure.

About the job :

Explore, develop and eventually deploy state-of-the-art networking technologies and protocols for Huawei's global AI infrastructure, cloud and data-center networks, delivering innovations and performance to forge product competitiveness.

Explore new opportunities with understanding of the company / product line strategies and industry development trends and identification of business problems and core challenges, orchestrating research and technologies across the research and business scene into a single, cohesive technical road-map.

Maintain effective communication with professionals in both academia and industry and ensure Huawei’s value is being delivered.

Job requirements

About the ideal candidate :

Masters’ degree in Computer Science, Machine Learning, or related technical fields.

Proficiency in C++ and Python.

3+ years of academic / professional experience in research, or engineering and technical innovation.

Expertise in AI infrastructure, HPC or data-center networking technologies, including but not limited to; RDMA, network protocol stack optimization, collective communication scheduling, traffic engineering / routing, congestion control, topology design and resource allocation.

Experience in networking, data network architectures, software architecture, and distributed systems.

Demonstrated influence on networking technologies, in academia or industry context.