Software Engineer (C, Python) in PLVision

Software Engineer (C, Python)

Київ, Львів, віддалено

Ready for interesting challenges with firmware simulation, virtualization and performance optimization?
PLVision is looking for a Software Engineer with a strong command of C and Python to join our experienced team, building a software simulator for L2/L3 switches. In this role, you’ll gain valuable insights into how networking devices function at their core, mastering the packet flow and working directly with firmware.

This project is a fantastic opportunity to advance your technical skills while working with leading networking technologies. Join us, get full support from our expert team and secure your engineering future.

Client profile

Our customer is an Israel-based leader in the global networking equipment market, recently acquired by a multinational technology corporation. PLVision has been working with the customer since 2015 and the team, as well as the variety of projects, are constantly expanding.

About PLVision

We are a software product development company specializing in computer networking and embedded systems. PLVision has offices in Krakow, Poland, and in Ukraine: Lviv, Odesa, Kyiv, and Kharkiv (currently relocated). Founded in 2007, the company helps networking industry leaders and ambitious startups in the U.S., Israel, and EU countries to launch innovative products.

Vacancy responsibilities:

— Design and development of ASIC and hardware system simulator modules
— Firmware integration
— Troubleshoot issues

Vacancy requirements:

— Master’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering
— 2+ years of commercial experience in Embedded Systems or Networking
— Strong knowledge of Python and C
— Understanding of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts
— Practical experience with Linux
— English at an intermediate level or higher

Vacancy plus options:

— Experience with Docker
— Understanding of Makefiles
— Expertise in KVM or QEMU
— Familiarity with networking, including TCP/IP and the Ethernet stack