Remote XAPI Developer for Open-Source XCP-ng

Vates Virtualization Management Stack (XCP-ng / Xen Orchestra); Grenoble; Sur place; EUR 70 000 - 95 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health insurance coverage (50% by the

Works Council benefits (discounts, etc

Employee savings plan (PEE)

Profit-sharing scheme

Annual bonus

100% remote work

Résumé du poste

VATES seeks a XAPI Developer to advance the XCP-ng/Xen Orchestra stack in a fully remote setting. You will design features, shape the XAPI roadmap, and improve performance while collaborating across teams. Your role includes documentation, testing, and OSS contributions to keep the platform robust and scalable.

The ideal candidate has strong OCaml experience, Linux systems programming background, and fluent English, with a track record in open-source environments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree to a Master’s degree in Computer Science, software engineering, software development, or information systems.
• 5 years of experience on development project in OCAML or several years of experience without degree.
• Professional experience in development within an open source environment is appreciated.
• Fluent English.

Responsabilités

• Design and implement new features in XAPI.
• Define and drive the technical roadmap for XAPI.
• Optimize the performance and reliability of XAPI.
• Analyze and resolve technical issues identified in XAPI.
• Provide ongoing support and maintenance for XAPI and XCP-ng.
• Participate in XAPI as an open-source project: review contributions, maintain the CI, take care of LTS branches.
• Write technical and functional documentation.
• Write automated tests.

Connaissances

OCaml

Git

Linux

English

Formation

Bachelor's to Master's in CS

Outils

Jenkins

pytest

Description du poste

VATES seeks a XAPI Developer to advance the XCP-ng/Xen Orchestra stack in a fully remote setting. You will design features, shape the XAPI roadmap, and improve performance while collaborating across teams. Your role includes documentation, testing, and OSS contributions to keep the platform robust and scalable.

The ideal candidate has strong OCaml experience, Linux systems programming background, and fluent English, with a track record in open-source environments.