Real-Time Communication Software Engineer

at  Carbyne

ABOUT US:

Hi! We’re Carbyne and we are on a mission to help emergency call centers save lives every day. As the leader in emergency collaboration technologies, we’re building a platform that brings game-changing capabilities to people in crisis, such as live video, instant chat, and location tracking. Our platform unifies the flow of life-saving information to emergency call centers, so they can handle emergencies faster than ever, and get to the right people, in the right place, at the right time. We currently provide services to over 400 million people in over eight countries worldwide, and partner with Google, Cisco, Amazon, and Microsoft to deliver life-saving technologies. Want to join our mission-driven team? Read on.
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REQUIREMENTS

• BSC in Software Engineering/ Computer science
• Minimum of 4 years of experience in backend development, with a focus on Microservices (Experience in Scala and/or Java and/or C is a plus, but we welcome expertise in any technology)
• At least 4 years of experience in building advanced web applications
• Experience in developing in cloud environments (AWS preferred)
• A proactive “can-do” approach and exceptional interpersonal abilities
• Quick learner with flexibility to adapt to new technologies.
• Fluent English

We are looking for a Software Engineer that will be in charge of end-to-end real-time communication software development for our life-saving platform. You will be designing and implementing high-performance VoIP services/ Streaming architecture, in order to provide people the help they need in emergency situations.
Development of core RTC components from client level up to the server-side, implementing highly scalable real-time communication infrastructure for emergency services.
Working on multi-platform environments with mobile clients, VoIP and Streaming clustered servers and on command and control systems and emergency end-devices.
You will be working on a wide of variety of RTC open-source projects and components: WebRTC (Internals and API’s), HTTP Streaming, Media frameworks and media engines (GStreamer, FFmpeg), B\W Estimation, Video and Audio codecs (VP8/9, H.264/5 , SVC, Opus, AAC).