Role Purpose
This role will report to the NMS Application Specialist Lead within the CTIO organization and help with providing development and application support to all NMS Applications as required by the business.
Your role will be develop, enhance and support of the NMS (Network Management System) application ecosystem which includes the EXA Infrastructure NMS applications based on both Windows and Linux environments ensuring the smooth day-to-day running of EXA’s NMS applications, delivery of NMS Application projects and in compliance with NMS Application governance and security policies. The Senior Telco NMS Lead Developer role also includes design and implementation of NMS Applications, Application upgrades, Application level security hardening and compliance, application patching & proactive management, The role has requirements of strong understanding of NMS/OSS Telco system applications and proficiency in application development and leading develops and support teams.
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Individual Profile
Our working environment
We are committed to working in the location where we do our best work. As a fast-growing and expanding company with great offices in great locations, our company has a flexible hybrid working solution with mostly employees aiming to be in the office 2 days while rest of days working from home/ other locations.
Here at EXA, we believe the future includes everyone, we are open to all applications to create an environment and culture that includes one and all. We are a proud global community, that wants to drive diversity of thought though our employees and culture. We want you to come as you and make yourself and EXA successful.
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Open job postingAbout the company
Exa is building a search engine from scratch to serve every AI application. They build massive-scale infrastructure to crawl the web, train state-of-the-art embedding models to index it, and develop super high-performance vector databases in Rust to search over it. They also own a $5m H200 GPU cluster and routinely run batch jobs with tens of thousands of machines.