Linux Software Developer (NXJ-219)
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- Ukraine
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The Role
Join the Endpoint Client Development Group as a Linux Software Developer, working on a complex endpoint security product running across multiple Linux distributions. The role focuses on developing and maintaining software where performance, reliability, security, and compatibility are key design considerations.
What You’ll Be Doing
Develop Linux endpoint security features using C++ and Python.
Design, implement, test, and maintain software across multiple Linux distributions.
Work with Linux system programming, networking, security technologies, and containerized environments.
Investigate customer-reported issues, analyze logs, reproduce problems, and participate in remote troubleshooting sessions when required.
Contribute to development, debugging, automation, and release processes across the product lifecycle.
Use modern development tools, including AI-assisted coding tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude.
What We Expect
Must-have
5+ years of software development experience on Linux.
Strong Linux knowledge in user space.
Strong C++ development skills.
Experience with Python.
Good understanding of networking fundamentals and TCP/IP.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Nice-to-have
Experience developing security products.
Linux kernel development experience.
Experience with Docker or other container technologies.
Experience with GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, or similar automation platforms.
Experience with AWS, Azure, GCP, or cloud-native development environments.
Experience supporting multiple Linux distributions.
Experience with performance analysis and optimization.
Experience with AI-assisted software development tools.
About You
You enjoy developing new functionality and solving complex real-world problems. You are comfortable working across different layers of the system, from application code and Linux internals to networking, automation, and customer environments.
