Linux Systems Software Developer

Job Description Maximise your chances of a successful application to this job by ensuring your CV and skills are a good match. We are looking for a Linux Systems Software Developer to join our Wolf Security R&D team in Cambridge, UK. We work on endpoint software security products based on hardware assisted virtualization. One of the hypervisors we have developed ourselves, uXen, is used in a product that runs on millions of customer devices. You can check out uXen source code, one of our in-house developed hypervisors, on GitHub. You will be joining one of our advanced product development teams. You will be responsible for designing and developing new features as well as providing support and maintenance for existing code components. We offer flexible hours, either from our brand-new Cambridge office or on a hybrid basis if preferred. We would also welcome applications from candidates wishing to work on a fully remote basis in the UK and who can visit Cambridge as/when required. Responsibilities for the Linux Systems Software Developer: Designing and developing new features and main maintaining existing components. Improving security, reliability, and performance of the product. Writing unit tests and automated tests. Responding quickly to security vulnerability reports for open-source components in the product and integrating security fixes. Working in a fast-paced environment that iterates and evolves rapidly. Requirements for the Linux Systems Software Developer: Expert programming experience in C/C++. Experience with Linux user mode development. Understanding of components in the OSI networking model with emphasis on TCP/IP protocols. Experience of debugging complex systems problems. Understanding of PKI concepts and other uses of cryptography. Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related technical field or equivalent. A great Linux Systems Software Developer will have- Experience with Linux kernel development Experience of Linux systems development using Yocto Project. Experience with black box debugging. Experience with Windows system (user and/or kernel mode) development. Experience with x86-64 architecture. Experience with developing audio and video device stacks. Familiarity with Linux windows management. Familiarity with Trusted Platform Modules (TPM).