Senior Staff Linux Security Engineer

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The Crusoe Cloud Software Development team is seeking a passionate and experienced Senior Staff Software Engineer specializing in Linux Kernel Security. This critical role is essential in strengthening the security posture of our core Linux kernel and operating system components, which underpin our cutting-edge hardware and software solutions for the AI cloud. A deep understanding of Linux kernel internals, security vulnerabilities, mitigation techniques, and secure development practices is paramount for developing reliable, high-assurance systems. This is a full-time position.

• Experience with specific kernel security projects or contributions to open-source kernel security initiatives.

• Familiarity with hypervisor security and the interaction between the hypervisor and the guest kernel's security.

• Experience with hardware security modules (HSMs) or Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs).

• Background in offensive security or penetration testing at the kernel level.