The Senior Expert ARM Kernel Developer will help develop and evolve RICOCHET anti-cheat technology for Call of Duty, protecting players by improving the platform’s security, reliability, and effectiveness. The role focuses on Windows kernel development, driver security, platform architecture, and low-level system behavior across traditional PC and Windows on Arm devices. The position involves developing and maintaining kernel-mode driver capabilities, strengthening production driver systems, investigating cheat techniques and evasion methods, and building resilient detection and protection mechanisms. The developer will collaborate with security engineers, platform teams, external partners, and studios to validate hardware compatibility, improve development and testing infrastructure, and ship and operate driver technology in live products. Activision Central Tech supports development studios and their titles through areas including security, systems programming, infrastructure, optimization, and online services. The team combines engineering and research expertise and is distributed across several countries.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
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