Software Engineer: Secure Inter-domain Networking

Your main duties of this position will be the implementation of software for the control and data plane of network infrastructure devices as well as applications and network stack components for endhosts using SCION. This involves the design of the systems and collaboration on code development, software release, and software testing, assisting in conducting testing and evaluation of the prototypes using the global production network, as well as maintaining local testbed resources and contributing to documentation.

You will work for the Network Security research group led by Professor Adrian Perrig. The Network Security group conducts research on a secure inter-domain routing architecture called SCION. The Network Security group offers you interesting challenges in the field of inter-domain networking and network security in a university environment.

• Understanding of network security and computer networks.

• Advanced degree in computer science, engineering or relevant work experience

• 5+ years of experience in design, implementation and testing of large-scale systems with particular attention to security, scalability, and high performance implementation

• 5+ years of experience in the administration of Unix-style machines, and the management of complex networks of machines.

• Experience with Go or Rust, C++, C programming in a Linux environment. Solid experience writing Python scripts

• You have experience with maintaining/contributing to OSS, familiarity with big code bases

• Comfortable with most aspects of Unix/FreeBSD/ Linux system administration; for example, system installation and configuration, fundamentals of security

• Understanding of software engineering and design

• Familiar with Git version control, containers, CI/CD, Ansible, Prometheus, Grafana

• Ability to contribute to multiple projects/demands simultaneously and enjoy student supervision

• Applicants should be well versed in English.