[asterisk-biz] VoIP protocol and system development - SF, CA

[Matthew Ranney]

Open Position - Member, Engineering Staff, Internet Telephony

We are using Asterisk as an initial platform to design and implement  
new packet voice protocols.  We are adding to our team a seasoned  
developer with experience in designing and implementing buffer  
management systems in a multi-threaded environment.  This position  
will play a critical role in the design and development of a new  
communications system.

Strong verbal and written communication skills are required. We are  
looking for a team player.

Responsibilities will include: analysis, design, implementation, and  
unit testing of internals of a VoIP system.  Experience with VoIP  
protocol optimization, packet communications optimization,  
scheduling, and adaptive jitter buffer implementation desired.   
Proficiency in writing functional specifications, object modeling  
techniques, real time systems and distributed applications  
development is a necessity. Experience with VoIP systems such as  
Asterisk, messaging systems, TCP and UDP protocols, and optimizing  
for both throughput and scalability are desired.  A successful  
candidate will also be called on to work on middle-ware integration.

BSCS, BSEE, or related degree required.  Minimum of 5 years of  
experience doing development on multi-threaded server systems required.

Required skills:  C/C++, threading, scheduling

Strongly desired skills:  Asterisk, VoIP protocols

RebelVox is an early stage start-up based in San Francisco. We are  
rethinking voice communications to change the way you use your phone  
as well as working to replace the radio communications infrastructure  
for military and first responders.


Interested parties should contact:

Jim Panttaja
Vice President, Research and Development
RebelVox, LLC

Jim.Panttaja at RebelVox.com