Cloud Storage Integration Engineer
BitDeer Technologies Group3 months ago
Singapore, SingaporeSenior
Responsibilities
- Lead cloud platform storage architecture and integrate commercial storage solutions into the cloud environment.
- Design and implement DPU-based storage data paths using NVIDIA BlueField.
- Manage and optimize host storage components including NVMe, NVMe-oF, RDMA, multipath, file systems, and block devices.
- Design and manage KVM/QEMU virtual machine storage using VirtIO Block, VirtIO SCSI, PCI Passthrough, VFIO, and SR-IOV.
- Manage the full cloud-volume lifecycle, including provisioning, mounting or attaching, detaching, snapshotting, and resizing.
- Optimize I/O latency, IOPS, RDMA performance, and NUMA behavior.
- Collaborate with network, virtualization, GPU, and DPU teams to scale a high-performance GPU cloud platform.
Requirements
- Deep understanding of Linux storage architecture, including block devices, Device Mapper, LVM, and filesystems.
- Proficiency with the Linux I/O stack, including io_uring, AIO, NVMe, and NVMe-oF.
- Strong expertise in RDMA technologies, including RoCE, InfiniBand, and verbs.
- Hands-on experience with KVM/QEMU, libvirt, and VirtIO.
- Familiarity with Linux networking fundamentals.
- Proficiency in Python or Go.
Benefits
- Inclusive and diverse work environment with open workspaces and a startup-oriented culture.
- Opportunity to work on new projects and contribute directly to the future of the digital asset industry.
- Networking opportunities with industry pioneers and enthusiasts.
- Personal accountability, autonomy, fast growth, and learning opportunities.
- Training, mentoring, welfare benefits, and developmental opportunities.
About BitDeer Technologies Group
Bitdeer Technologies Group (NASDAQ: BTDR) builds and operates Bitcoin‑mining infrastructure and AI/HPC cloud services for miners and enterprise compute customers. The Singapore‑headquartered public company, founded in 2021, designs ASIC chips and manufactures mining rigs, and runs data centers across the United States, Bhutan, Norway, Canada, Malaysia, and Ethiopia with a diversified 3 GW energy portfolio.