Senior Network Simulation Engineer at SimSpace
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Lead an eBPF-based internet simulation layer for cyber ranges, including routing topology, latency and traceroute fidelity. The employer lists this role as remote in the United States.
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- Location
- Remote
- Employment
- FullTime
- Work arrangement
- remote
- Technologies
- Python, Kubernetes, Linux, Go
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Role overview
The role takes a kernel-level internet simulation proof of concept into production and sets direction for a new engineering team.
Responsibilities
- Architect eBPF routing simulation using XDP, TC hooks, BPF maps and synthetic ICMP behavior.
- Build topology data pipelines and lightweight in-range proxy agents for cyber ranges.
- Design control-plane interfaces, dynamic configuration and graceful behavior when connectivity is interrupted.
- Lead design reviews and mentor peer engineers.
Technology in this role
- The posting describes ASN topology, CIDR mappings, inter-AS latency, traceroute, MTR and eBPF.
About SimSpace
SimSpace provides cyber range training and validation infrastructure.
How to apply
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