Linux Kernel Developer

Twosix Technologies•Arlington, VA

41d•Remote

About The Position

Two Six Technologies is looking for a Linux Software Developer to join our team, with the option to work 100% remotely. Our team, based in Arlington, Virginia, is composed of highly skilled engineers passionate about embedded systems. We are expanding and seeking individuals with a strong background in low-level development who can effectively build embedded and Linux-based systems. If you have experience developing embedded software for Linux operating systems and low-level hardware interfaces, we'd love to hear from you!

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of experience in programming low level systems
Deep grasp of low level Linux architecture
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer/Electrical Engineering, or related Scientific Domain
Ability to develop quality code for deployment including integration tests
Ability to leverage Makefile, Bash and Python scripting as needed for test and deployment pipelines.
Position can be fully remote or hybrid in the Two Six Technologies Arlington, VA office if local.
Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance

Nice To Haves

Experience with testing, CI/CD pipelines, and virtual machine test ranges
Experience with firmware/driver development across Linux or embedded platforms
Experience in a client-facing technical role
Graduate degree in Computer Science, Computer/Electrical Engineering, or related field

Responsibilities

Delivering high-quality software for production systems that can operate reliably on safety-critical systems
Maturing embedded software technology to operational, fieldable solutions
Integrate with build test automation pipelines (e.g., GitLab) to support range deployments and solution evaluation
Developing APIs and interfaces bridging software and hardware technology
Support scalable, modular software design methodology
Engage in technical exchanges with transition partners and key stakeholders
Drive Linux kernel development, including debugging, profiling, and kernel module design
Work on board bring-up, bootloader configuration, and BSP customization
Apply knowledge of PCIe architecture, protocols, and device driver integration
Proficiency in low-level system programming, memory management, and hardware/software interface