Huawei is a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider. Through our constant dedication to customer-centric innovation and strong partnerships, we have established leading end-to-end capabilities and strengths across the carrier networks, enterprise, consumer, and cloud computing fields. Our products and solutions have been deployed in over 170 countries serving more than one third of the world’s population.

One of the direction of ZRC Lab is research on future storage systems. Huawei storage products focus on All Flash, All Cloud, and All Intelligence strategies, and we provide a wide portfolio of storage products to help customers meet storage demands brought by rapid business growth.

For the Future Storage Systems Lab, we are seeking candidates for research on future storage systems.

Responsibilities:

• Track state-of-the-art developments in novel storage technologies;
• Be collaborative in developing and prototyping end-to-end solutions with researchers within the group, researchers and engineers elsewhere in the company, as well as with external researchers in the open source community, universities, and other labs

Requirements:

• Master or PhD Student in Computer Science
• Experience with optimizing code or code generation from two of the following domains: Linux, storage systems, high performance computing, big data processing, memory technology.
• Research interest Databases, Cloud Computing, Machine Learning, Virtualization, QoS, RDMA, FPGA, DPU, etc. would also be highly relevant.
• Good programming experience, including with C/C++/Python/Shell;
• Excellent intercultural communication, coordination, presentation and reporting skills and ability to work productively in a research environment;
• Excellent interpersonal skills, team-work spirit and independent working capabilities.

At the future storage research group at the Huawei Zurich Research Center, the successful candidate will become part of a multicultural team of leading European researchers with expertise spanning from microarchitectures to mathematics.