Kernel Developer
We are looking for a Linux Kernel Developer (C) to join an established international cybersecurity company that keeps production Linux servers patched against kernel vulnerabilities. Its enterprise customers run Linux on kernel versions that are no longer current, and the company makes sure the latest security fixes still reach those machines. That lets them keep relying on the systems they already have without leaving known vulnerabilities open. You will spend most of your time with patches from the upstream Linux kernel: reviewing each security or bug fix, tracing what it relies on, and porting it to older kernels in RPM-based and Debian-based distributions, including cases where the older code has diverged and a fix needs rework before it can be applied safely. You will also produce the resulting kernel packages, check them for build problems and regressions, and improve the automation the team uses to prepare, build, and test patches. The ideal candidate enjoys meticulous low-level debugging, is comfortable owning a problem until it is fully resolved, and can explain the reasoning and trade-offs behind their decisions.
Requirements
Nice to have
Responsibilities
Please include GDPR consent
Kernel Developer