Software Engineer (Transactional), AI & Data Platforms (AiDP)

Sunnyvale Posted 8/20/2026 Leaves the board in 4 days
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The AiDP Data Services SRE team builds engine-agnostic platform capabilities — provisioning, backup/restore, observability, and self-service — spanning Oracle, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and CockroachDB. This role involves supporting data migration efforts across hybrid-cloud environments with minimal downtime and guaranteed data integrity, following established runbooks and adhering to local data residency and regulatory requirements. This role requires good communication and collaboration with Core Storage teams and colleagues across a distributed team.

Minimum Qualifications
2+ years of experience in a Site Reliability Engineering / Infrastructure focused role

1+ year of Site Reliability experience working against production databases such as PostgreSQL, Oracle or MongoDB

Hands-on production experience with at least one of Oracle, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, including exposure to On Call and Incident Management

Exposure to running infrastructure with reliance on automation tooling, across Datacenter and Cloud architectures (third party cloud)

Good understanding in one or more of the following programming languages: Python or Go

BS or MS in Computer Science / related fields or equivalent work experience

Preferred Qualifications
Some operational experience with stateful services on Kubernetes

Solid troubleshooting skills, a resourceful first-principles approach to problem solving, and good technical writing habits

Exposure to database-as-a-service control planes, provisioning APIs, or self-service tooling

Experience assisting with cross-cloud / hybrid-cloud data migrations for transactional systems

Familiarity with observability concepts (SLIs/SLOs), backup, and DR practices for OLTP/distributed-SQL engines

Solid troubleshooting skills, a resourceful first-principles approach to problem solving, and good technical writing habits