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You will be part of a world-class team determined to bring flawless solutions to our customers while competing at the forefront of technological innovation.
NVIDIA is seeking a Software Engineer to join its Software R&D Linux Kernel team in Yokneam. This is an outstanding opportunity to help build, develop, and maintain advanced kernel drivers and user-space libraries that power next-generation networking technologies. You will be part of a world-class team determined to bring flawless solutions to our customers while competing at the forefront of technological innovation.
Build and implement Linux kernel drivers for brand new networking devices, along with supporting user-space libraries.
Collaborate with global engineering teams to troubleshoot issues and deliver effective solutions for customers.
Write high-quality code for the Linux kernel and other open-source environments.
Work in a continuous deployment environment with rapid development and release cycles.
Join an experienced, collaborative team with a strong engineering culture.
B.Sc. in Computer Science or equivalent experience in practice.
At least 2+ years of hands-on industry experience.
Strong native C programming skills.
Excellent problem-solving and debugging abilities.
Ability to work independently while communicating clearly and effectively with others.
Ways to stand out from the crowd
Prior experience contributing to Linux kernel development or open-source communities.
Strong understanding of data structures and operating systems.
Solid networking knowledge.
Join us and successfully implement innovative solutions that will make a lasting impact on the world!
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