לוח משרות דרושים מהנדס Kernel

our company, Huaweis Tel Aviv Research and Innovation Center, is looking for an experienced software engineer with expertise in Linux kernel development to join our Future-Computing-Infrastructure expert group. The group designs and develops technologies for the next-generation data center aimed at accelerating applications, optimizing compute resource utilization, and reducing data-center costs. Our projects involve hardware and software architecture co-design. They require high-level system understanding, creativity and innovative thinking.
If you want to be part of something bigger, if you are a team player with excellent communication skills and motivation to revolutionize data-center technology, youre welcome on board!
What will you be doing?
Design and develop Linux kernel code related to virtual memory management
Research, design and innovate methods, algorithms and supporting data-structures for data caching and prefetching
Participate in research to analyze application performance, identify bottlenecks and optimize various decision-making mechanisms based on benchmarking results
Collaborate with professional team members and various global teams around the world on a daily basis
You will have to think outside of the box and come up with creative ideas to deal with complex challenges within Linux kernel.

We are looking for an experienced individual to join a team that is responsible for developing our cutting-edge collection, prevention and protection technologies using both documented and undocumented proprietary kernel mode techniques.
The tam develops the core kernel technologies for a wide variety of products, from EDR to next-gen AV, including work that encompasses many aspects of kernel development, from infrastructure through filter drivers to function hooking, to name a few.
In this position you will:
Write kernel software that can reach the depths of the operating system.
Implement novel collection and protection techniques.
Write robust driver infrastructure.
Optimize for extreme performance constraints.
Research uncharted territories of the Windows kernel, drivers, APIs, and internal mechanisms.