Linux Endpoint Engineer

November 12

🇺🇸 United States – Remote

🍂 Massachusetts – Remote

Although this job is listed in Massachusetts, this company may be open to hiring remote in other states.

⏰ Full Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

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Description

• Bit9 is building an essential security defense against advance persistent threats and malware through comprehensive measurement, detection, protection, and trust capabilities. • You’re probably a good fit for the team if: • You’re fluent in C++ (both OO and generic constructs). • You can easily find your way around a storage stack, task scheduler, or virtual memory. • You don’t feel dirty poking around a core dump, reading assembly, or reverse engineering things. • You relish hard problems in security, virtualization and stream processing. • You have the computer science background to do so effectively and efficiently. • This position is focused on Linux, familiarity with Linux security modules, loadable kernel modules is valuable. • As a Senior Software Engineer, you will contribute to the development of major functional and component areas from inception through delivery.

Requirements

• At least six years of software engineering in a product development organization. • Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field. • At least five years recent experience building syste-ms-level software (e.g. kernel modules). • Deep knowledge in at least two related product or technical areas such as file systems, kernel drivers. • A record of efficient, creative solutions to complex problems and successful incorporation in product delivery. • Practical experience in C++ with applied knowledge of object oriented and generic programming. • Fluent in approaches to security, concurrency, debugging, performance, scalability, supportability and quality. • Good written and excellent verbal communication.