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Huawei

Global ICT infrastructure and devices provider

NAS File System Features Expert

Full-Time
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Senior, Expert
Bachelor's, Master's
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
In Person
Software EngineeringSystems Software Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 8 years of experience in the storage domain.
  • Experience participating in architecture design for more than one NAS product or cluster file-system project.
  • Strong understanding of requirements and solutions for cluster file-system value-added features such as double live, remote replication, snapshots, cloning, and migration.
  • At least one year of architectural-design experience for one or more NAS cluster file-system or product value-added features.
  • In-depth knowledge of key techniques and implementation details in cluster file systems.
  • A bachelor's or master's degree in computer science or a relevant field.
Responsibilities
  • Plan value-added features for storage file systems, including local file systems, distributed file systems, and file systems under new cloud architectures.
  • Propose the business value and technological competitiveness of file-system value-added requirements.
  • Design value-added file-system features and their key solutions to achieve industry competitiveness.
Desired Qualifications
  • Architecture experience at a world-renowned storage enterprise or with famous file systems.
  • Strong team coordination and communication skills.

About the company

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Huawei

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Huawei designs and sells ICT infrastructure, devices, and cloud services for telecom operators, enterprises, and consumers. Its products span telecom networks, IT infrastructure, smart devices, and cloud offerings, and they operate globally in more than 170 countries. Huawei’s technology works by combining hardware and software across networking gear, servers, consumer electronics, and cloud platforms, enabling connectivity, data processing, and smart solutions for businesses and homes, with a focus on secure, open collaboration with ecosystem partners. Differences from competitors come from its large scale, employee ownership structure, extensive R&D investment, and broad end-to-end solutions that integrate networks, IT, devices, and cloud. The company aims to empower people, enrich home life, and drive organizational innovation by delivering value through collaboration, advanced technologies, and customer-focused services.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$371.3M

Headquarters

Shenzhen, China

Founded

1987

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What believers are saying

  • Huawei's smartphone shipments rose 19.4% in Q2 2026, reaching 22.6% China share.
  • HarmonyOS devices surpassed 90 million, targeting 100 million users by year-end.
  • Reuters says Huawei's AI chip demand outstrips supply, validating Ascend's pull.

What critics are saying

  • US export controls still block advanced lithography, EDA software, and global contract manufacturing.
  • Huawei faces a Brooklyn trial over Iran dealings and bank fraud allegations.
  • R&D consumed 25% of sales in H1 2026, squeezing margins and balance-sheet flexibility.

What makes Huawei unique

  • Huawei vertically integrates chips, phones, cloud, and networks around HarmonyOS and Ascend.
  • Its Tau Scaling Law sidesteps transistor shrinking with interconnect and latency improvements.
  • Huawei ships domestic alternatives for 100,000-NPU clusters and quantum-secured telecom networks.

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6 month growth

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1 year growth

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2 year growth

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CTM and Huawei are working to build more secure, intelligent networks in Macao, CTM said in a keynote at Network X 2026 in Vienna. Hudson Lou, head of network services and development at CTM, said the carrier wants to move from simple connectivity pipes to intelligent, deterministic, and secure infrastructure. CTM is adding AI broadband network gateway (BNG) capabilities to steer traffic to the best paths, improve user experience, and cut international bandwidth costs. CTM argues that security should be built into the network rather than sit at its edge. It outlined three areas: device-level behaviour analytics, security services that carriers can provision within days, and quantum-safe planning. On the last, CTM and Huawei developed a target IP architecture that combines quantum key distribution (QKD) with communication networks. They say it will also lower operations and maintenance costs.

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