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Software Engineer, Object Storage, London

Greater London
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Join the Apple Cloud Object Store team as a software engineer

Join the Apple Cloud Object Store team as a software engineer to help lead the development of one of Apple's largest storage platforms — used by hundreds of internal services at exabyte scale. You'll take ownership of some of the hardest problems in large-scale distributed storage: from keeping thousands of tenants fairly and safely sharing the same infrastructure, to improving durability, performance, and scalability as the platform continues to grow. This is a role for an engineer who can drive complex, ambiguous technical problems end-to-end and shape the direction of the platform, not just execute against a fixed spec.

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Operating a shared storage platform at exabyte scale means constantly balancing competing demands: keep the system fast and available for everyone, protect it from any single tenant's traffic, and keep evolving the architecture without disrupting the services built on top of it. As a lead engineer on this team, you'll help set direction across several of these areas, including:

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  • Multi-tenant isolation and fairness. Keeping thousands of tenants safely sharing the same infrastructure — enforcing quotas, shaping and rate limiting traffic, and containing the blast radius when one tenant's behavior threatens to degrade everyone else.
  • Availability and durability at scale. Designing for hardware and component failure as a constant, not an edge case, while keeping data durable and available across a massive, distributed fleet.
  • Performance and efficiency. Finding and eliminating bottlenecks in a complex system, and making sure optimization effort goes where it has the most impact.
  • Architectural evolution. Retiring legacy approaches, simplifying fragmented systems, and making large-scale changes safely in a system that can't afford downtime.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

  • In-depth experience as a backend software engineer with a strong grasp of computer science fundamentals: networking, filesystems, security concepts.
  • Experience designing, building, and operating large-scale distributed systems, with a strong grasp of concepts like availability, congestion control, observability, and fault tolerance.
  • Experience driving complex, ambiguous technical projects end-to-end and collaborating across teams to build consensus.
  • Experience with at least one of: multi-tenant resource isolation, rate limiting, or quota systems; large-scale storage systems; or distributed systems performance/reliability work.

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PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

  • Experience with flow control, overload protection, or admission-control systems (e.g., adaptive throttling, load shedding, backpressure).
  • Experience with object storage systems or similar backend storage engines.
  • Experience building observability/telemetry that makes complex system behavior explainable to engineers or customers.
  • Familiarity with distributed state-propagation protocols (e.g., gossip protocols).
  • Familiarity with modern data lake architectures and query engines.
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Skills

Distributed systems
Object storage
Backend engineering
Networking
Filesystems
Security
Availability
Fault tolerance
Observability
Rate limiting
Multi-tenant isolation
Load shedding
Backpressure
Gossip protocols
Data lake architectures
Query engines

Location

Greater London, England, United Kingdom

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