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Tier-1 employer, mid-level experience, metro location increase competition, but kernel/networking specialization reduces applicant pool.
Kernel and networking systems expertise is highly domain-specific and not easily transferable across industries.
Explicit 2–5 years requirement plus mandatory kernel, C/C++ and networking experience makes filters strict.
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Design, enhance, and maintain systems software subsystems related to networking and utilities, including kernel-level components.
Lead project teams and coordinate with internal and external partners to deliver reliable and cost-effective software solutions.
Develop and execute comprehensive test plans, debug issues, and document outcomes for assigned software components.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or equivalent.
2-5 years of relevant software engineering experience, particularly in system programming and kernel development.
Proficiency in C/C++ programming languages and knowledge of Linux/FreeBSD Unix kernel development.
Required understanding of networking protocols; familiarity with TCP/UDP/SCTP protocols is beneficial.
Experienced in software systems design and development with a focus on kernel and networking components.
Demonstrated ability to lead and mentor software engineering teams and manage complex development projects.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills coupled with effective communication across technical and management levels.