[Hiring] Linux Software Engineer @Exein

Role Description

We’re looking for an experienced software engineer with strong technical foundations, sound architectural judgment, and a desire to develop deeper expertise in Linux systems programming and security.

• Design, implement, and test components of our Linux runtime security agent.
• Investigate how applications interact with the operating system and use that understanding to improve security monitoring and protection.
• Debug issues across software components, identify root causes, and develop reliable solutions.
• Contribute to architectural discussions, weighing correctness, performance, resource usage, and maintainability.
• Review code, document technical decisions, and share knowledge with the team.
• Gradually take ownership of technical areas as you develop familiarity with the product and its underlying technologies.

Qualifications

• Established software engineering experience.
• Strong programming skills in at least one programming language.
• Solid technical foundations in operating systems and computer architecture concepts.
• Some familiarity with the Linux kernel.
• Architectural reasoning skills.
• A methodical approach to unfamiliar problems.
• Motivation to deepen your expertise.
• Clear communication and collaboration skills.

Requirements

• Previous experience with Rust, eBPF, or Linux kernel development is preferred, but not required.
• Development in Rust, C, or C++ is beneficial.
• Work with eBPF, Linux kernel internals, or system tracing and debugging is advantageous.
• Development of systems software, embedded software, or security tools is a plus.

Benefits

• Work on security problems with a direct connection to real devices and their operation.
• Develop specialist expertise in Linux systems programming.
• Contribute to technical decisions and see your work become part of the product.

Company Description

Exein exists to solve the merging of physical and digital worlds by building the security layer for a world where physical and digital threats are no longer separate problems.