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Rust Coder - LINUX AGENT ENGINEER - eBPF Driver Development
SALARY: $150k - $200k plus 10% bonus Pre-IPO stock
LOCATION: REMOTE
SELLING POINTS: Focus on a BPF based driver development for new capabilities. Rust agent kernel level components that enable real time threat detection and response at a system level. You will code in Rust, C for a BPF probes deep understanding of linux kernel internals system callas and kernels data structures
This role will include a focus on eBPF-based driver development for new capabilities. In addition to general Rust Agent work you will be working on kernel-level components that enable real-time threat detection and response at the system level.
Responsibilities
Develop High-Performance System Code: Write high-performance code in Rust and C for eBPF probes, user-space components, and kernel interactions
Design Agent Functionality: Handle core agent operations including data processing pipelines, inter-component communication, and system integration for the Linux endpoint agent
eBPF and Kernel Development: Design and develop eBPF programs and/or kernel-level drivers for behavioral monitoring and security event detection
Performance Optimization: Optimize eBPF program performance and ensure compatibility across different Linux kernel versions
Cross-Platform Contributions: Work with multi-platform logic in Rust while ensuring compatibility and optimal performance across different operating systems and architectures
Debugging & Optimization: Use logs, debuggers, and profiling tools to analyze performance, diagnose issues, and ensure correct behavior
Test & Maintain Code Quality: Write unit and integration tests for your code, adhering to consistent coding style guidelines and overall product architecture
Qualifications
Ability to develop high-quality production code in Rust
Strong experience with eBPF development including writing eBPF programs, user-space loaders, and event processing pipelines
Deep understanding of Linux kernel internals, system calls, and kernel data structures
Experience with eBPF toolchains and libraries (libbpf, BPF CO-RE, bpftool, or similar)
Proficiency debugging kernel-level code and eBPF programs using tools like bpftrace, perf, or similar
Knowledge and experience with the following Rust crates: threading, async, tokio
Experience with Linux driver development or kernel module programming
Bonus Skills and Qualifications
Familiarity with Linux Security Modules (LSM)
Familiarity with SQL
Experience with endpoint security or threat monitoring systems
Knowledge of additional languages (C++, Python)
Understanding of process monitoring, network traffic analysis, or file system monitoring using eBPF
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