Eagle Eye Networks

Staff Engineer

Eagle Eye Networks seeks a Staff Engineer with 5+ years of C/C++/Golang development experience. Expertise in Linux application development, cloud technologies, and networking is essential. You'll lead a team, mentor engineers, and drive product development.

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 About Eagle Eye Networks Eagle Eye Networks is the world's leading cloud video surveillance platform. Powered by an ever evolving set of powerful AI and analytics, our open platform provides global security, instantaneous visibility and customizable insights directly to our customers on the Web, Desktop and Mobile. Overview Eagle Eye Networks is seeking a Staff Engineer who will play a leadership role in the architecture, design, development, test and overall product life cycle of Eagle Eagle Eye Network’s flagship devices and services. You will be responsible for technical guidance, mentorship and development of a team of engineers. You are a fast learner with deep knowledge of computer science fundamentals, data structures and algorithms with excellent programming &amp; debugging skills. A start-up mindset is required as we are always looking for creative ways to take on and solve new challenges. Key Requirements <ul><li>5+ years of consistent C/C++/Golang development experience required</li><li>Solid understanding of OS concepts/fundamentals, Linux, process, signals, multi-threading, select, poll/epoll</li><li>Demonstrated experience in event-driven programming, including utilization of libraries such as libev, libevent,zeromq</li><li>Experience with Gstreamer framework, plugins, real-time audio-video stream pipelines</li><li>Knowledge with Linux multimedia APIs and frameworks, including open-source software projects such as Gstreamer and FFmpeg</li><li>Knowledge and experience of the following protocols: RTSP, SDP, RTP</li><li>Knowledge of popular audio and video codecs used in streaming (e.g. H264, H265, mjpeg)</li><li>Comfortable with modern programming languages like Golang, Rust, Python</li><li>Good understanding of networking protocols (RTSP, QUIC, webrtc, TCP/UDP, IP, DHCP/DNS, HTTP, etc) </li></ul>
Qualifications <ul><li>Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field</li><li>Proven experience as a lead software engineer, staff engineer or similar</li><li>Strong expertise in Linux application development, including proficiency in relevant programming languages and frameworks</li><li>Experience with cloud technologies and services</li><li>Strong understanding of networking and protocols</li><li>Strong problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot complex issues</li><li>Excellent teamwork and leadership skills, with the ability to mentor and guide other team members</li><li>Effective communication skills to collaborate with cross-functional teams and stakeholders </li></ul>
More About Eagle Eye Networks Eagle Eye Networks is leveraging artificial intelligence on its true cloud platform to dramatically reshape the video surveillance and security industry. The Eagle Eye Cloud Video Management System (VMS) is a smart cloud video surveillance solution, purpose-built to help businesses improve safety, security, operations, and customer service. Tens of thousands of companies in more than 90 countries around the globe have moved their video surveillance to the cloud with Eagle Eye VMS. Customers, including multi-family residences, smart cities, schools, hospitals, hotels, logistics, restaurants, and retail shops trust Eagle Eye for actionable business intelligence and proactive security across multiple locations. The Eagle Eye VMS has strong APIs for the secure integration of third-party systems and works with thousands of industry cameras, so customers don’t have to “rip and replace” their existing infrastructure. Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is the only platform robust enough to power the future of video surveillance.
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