FAQs
What is Ribbon Communications' focus in terms of technology and services?
Ribbon Communications focuses on delivering intelligent, secure, embedded real-time communications for consumers and businesses using IP and cloud-based architectures.
What is the role of a Cloud Native Software Engineer on the Common Platform Microservices team at Ribbon Communications?
A Cloud Native Software Engineer on the team is responsible for defining and implementing common microservices in a cloud-native architecture across various Ribbon products, leading new features and deliverables, authoring detailed specifications, providing leadership in a team environment, and producing high-quality designs related to Ribbon's CNF product offerings.
What qualifications are required for the Cloud Native Software Engineer position at Ribbon Communications?
Qualifications include a B.Sc./B.Eng. in computer science or equivalent, 2 to 5 years of software development experience in Linux based environments, experience with containerization & orchestration using Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, programming experience with Python and Bash scripting, knowledge of SQL databases, and familiarity with technologies such as YANG, REST, ELK Stack, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenStack, Ansible, and Terraform.
What are some key responsibilities of a Cloud Native Software Engineer on the Common Platform Microservices team?
Key responsibilities include defining and implementing microservices, designing and leading new features, authoring specifications, providing leadership in a team environment, and producing high-quality designs for Ribbon's CNF product offerings.
How can a candidate demonstrate their technical and team leadership skills for the Cloud Native Software Engineer position at Ribbon Communications?
Candidates can demonstrate their technical and team leadership skills through their software development experience, architectural responsibilities, leadership in both technical and team-lead areas, and ability to produce clear and comprehensive architectural and design specifications.