Software Engineer
Orange Business Services5 months ago
Gurgaon, IndiaMid Level
Responsibilities
- Participate in release planning, identify risks, and deliver development commitments within quality, cost, and deadline expectations.
- Develop applications and perform analysis, problem solving, and technical investigations.
- Work effectively within Agile and Scrum teams to prevent development blockers.
- Analyze quality of service and recommend improvements.
- Create and update requirements documents and technical analysis reports.
- Participate in code reviews and integration testing.
- Collaborate with teammates and communicate effectively.
Requirements
- Proficiency in C and C++ programming languages.
- Proficiency with the Yocto Framework for embedded Linux distribution.
- Good networking knowledge.
- Hands-on experience with OpenWrt and prplOS is desirable.
- Experience with ubus-cli, controller-container, USP Protocol (TR-369), and the TR-181 Data model is desirable.
- Familiarity with prpl Foundation frameworks is desirable.
- Experience with AMX libraries and LXC Containers is desirable.
- Knowledge of MQTT and HTTP communication protocols is advantageous.
- Hands-on experience with network routers is optional.
Benefits
- Flexible working hours and the possibility of combining office and home work in a hybrid arrangement.
- Training and professional upskilling/reskilling programs.
- Internal career growth and mobility opportunities.
- Health and well-being programs, diversity and inclusion initiatives, CSR activities, and employee events.
- Employee Referral Program and Change Maker Awards.
- Global collaboration opportunities with colleagues and customers worldwide.
About Orange Business Services
Orange Business Services is the enterprise arm of Orange S.A., headquartered in Paris, providing managed connectivity, cloud, cybersecurity, and unified communications to multinational companies and the public sector. It sells network and digital integration services—such as SD‑WAN, 5G, IoT/M2M, and collaboration—across more than 60 countries via long-term contracts and managed service agreements. The unit operates globally with deep telecom infrastructure backing from its parent carrier.