Enterprise primary and secondary storage platforms with built-in cyber resilience
Infinidat builds enterprise storage systems spanning SAN, NAS and object storage, now operating as part of Lenovo. Hiring is split evenly between engineering and sales and skews heavily senior, pointing to a push for new enterprise logos and competitive displacement deals while engineers work on filesystem IO performance in C++, Rust and Go. Kubernetes, AWS EKS and Python tooling show storage software increasingly built for containerized environments.
Infinidat develops primary and secondary storage platforms for enterprise datacenters, covering block (SAN), file (NAS, CIFS) and object storage, with an emphasis on availability and cyber resilience. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, the company is privately held, employs 201–500 people and operates as a Lenovo company. It sells to enterprise accounts through direct and channel sales, supported by Salesforce, Marketo and 6sense on the go-to-market side. Hiring spans the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Italy.
Infinidat's engineering stack includes C++, Rust, Go, Python, Java, Kubernetes, AWS EKS, Docker, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and GitLab CI/CD, with Salesforce, NetSuite, Marketo and 6sense on the business side.
Both. Engineering and sales are its largest hiring areas, mostly at senior level, with smaller openings in support, product and research across the US, UK, Germany and Italy.
Job posts point to filesystem IO performance improvements, legacy code refactoring, Go projects on Kubernetes, channel sales strategy and competitive take-out campaigns in enterprise storage.
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