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As a Senior Cloud Hardware Storage Engineer within the Azure Memory and Storage Center of Excellence, you will join the Silicon Cloud Hardware Infrastructure Engineering team to scale fault self-healing and failure prediction systems. You will own the end-to-end technical design and execution of the fault prevention ecosystem, which includes telemetry, automation, isolation logic, firmware interactions, and repair workflows across millions of nodes. Your daily work involves building fleet resiliency systems for storage devices, developing live monitoring capabilities, and designing features for SSDs, HDDs, and Storage Accelerator firmware deployment. You will collaborate with hardware, firmware, and software teams while working with suppliers to ensure high-quality products. The role requires expertise in NVMe, PCIe, and storage device resiliency to solve critical problems regarding customer uptime and fleet availability within a massive hyperscale infrastructure environment.
Kubernetes
Go
C++
vSAN
CSI
Distributed Systems
Linux
Container Runtime
SDLC
Data Structures
Algorithms
Persistent Volumes
NFS
VMFS
etcd
Infrastructure Orchestration