Software Engineer, Systems

Software Engineer, Systems

Employer: META PLATFORMS, INC. (f/k/a Facebook, Inc.)

Job Location: Menlo Park, California

Job Type: Full-time, 9am - 6pm, 40 hours a week, Monday - Friday

Salary: $232,030.00/year to $240,240.00/year + bonus + equity + benefits. Individual pay is determined by skills, qualifications, experience, and location.

Duties:

• Design and implement core, backend software components for a large-scale Distributed Training Platform that enables ML Engineers/Researchers at Meta to train and iterate on ML models that power Meta's AI/ML features.
• Push code, drive the development of the systems behind the Infra, build high volume servers, and be a part of a team to connect people around the globe.
• Develop a deep understanding of relevant product area, codebase, userbase and systems.
• Engage with other teams to drive alignment and collaboration over complex projects.
• Conduct design and code reviews.
• Establish self as an E2E owner of a sizably big component, feature or system with expert end-to-end understanding.
• Onboard new team members and facilitate successful ramp up on your team's code bases.

Requirements:

• Requires a Masters degree in Computer Science, Computer Software, Computer Engineering, Applied Sciences, Mathematics, Physics, or related field and one year of work experience in the job offered or in a computer-related occupation.
• Requires one year of experience in the following:
• Coding in one of the following industry-standard languages: C++ or Java
• Distributed Systems: Building large-scale infrastructure applications
• Designing, analyzing, and improving efficiency, scalability, and stability of various system resources
• Utilizing data and analysis to explain technical problems and providing detailed feedback and solutions
• Successfully completing projects at large scope while maintaining a consistently high level of productivity
• Improving stability through thoughtful code and design reviews, appropriate testing, proper rollout and monitoring of code-changes
• Linux, UNIX, or other *nix-like OS as evidenced by file manipulation, advanced commands, and shell scripting