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What youll do - Model & map data design canonical schemas that unify three disparate NM apps; maintain versioning and backward compatibility. - Design high-throughput pipelines choose/implement brokers and stream processors to land NM events in our SEAL 2.0 layer. - Interface with SNMP ecosystems ingest, normalize, and enrich SNMP v2/v3 traps, polls, and MIB objects; advise on best practices for NOC tooling. - Prototype network-edge agents outline requirements (Go/Python/C) for lightweight collectors should device-side deployment become feasible. - Performance & reliability engineering load-test 24/7 flows, implement retries/back-pressure, and instrument everything with Prometheus. - Collaborate cross-functionally pair with UI/UX, Head-End, and DevOps teams; participate in sizing & road-map sessions Must-have qualifications - 7+ years building data-centric backend services in Java, Kotlin, Go, or Python. - Hands-on mastery of SNMP architecture(MIB design, getters/setters, traps, security models, typical NOC workflows). - Proven experience designing schemas(Avro, Protobuf , JSON Schema, or GraphQL ) and evolving them in production. - Built and operated streaming pipelines(Kafka, Pulsar, or Flink /Spark Streaming) handling >1 k msgs /s. - Solid grasp of network-management concepts: fault & performance monitoring, polling vs trap models, L2/L3 basics. - Comfort with containerized deployments(Docker / Kubernetes) and IaC (Terraform/Helm). - Excellent documentation & cross-team communication skills. Nice-to-haves - Experience integrating NETCONF/YANG, gNMI , or TR-069 alongside SNMP. - Familiarity with Open Telemetry, Prometheus exporters, and Grafana dashboards. - Prior work on device-side agents or embedded Linux. - Knowledge of AMI / utility metering networks. - Exposure to domain-driven design and event-sourcing patterns. Location - Mumbai, Delhi / NCR, Bengaluru , Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Pune, Remote .
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