Principal Software Engineer

 About You  

You work backward from users and operational needs. You care about building usable, reliable software that  helps engineering and operations teams reason about complex physical infrastructure.  You can learn and model domain concepts such as fabrics, devices, racks, ports, pluggables, patch panels,  cable paths, data halls, and topology rules, while keeping the focus on clean software abstractions and  maintainable systems.  You have strong communication skills and can clearly explain complex technical concepts, tradeoffs, and  system behavior.  You work well across disciplines. You can lead conversations with engineers, product managers,  infrastructure specialists, network engineers, and partner teams, and translate ambiguous requirements into  practical software designs.  You are comfortable with ambiguity. You have a strong sense of ownership and can drive projects from design  through implementation, rollout, validation, and production support.  You are comfortable working across different layers of the stack, including APIs, services, persistence,  validation logic, tooling, and operational workflows.