Tetragon software engineer
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Experteer Overview Envíe su CV y cualquier información adicional requerida después de haber leído esta descripción, haciendo clic en el botón de solicitud. As a Tetragon software engineer, you will develop Go and eBPF-based components for the Tetragon project and contribute to embedded platform enablement and cloud environments. You will design runtime security mechanisms across embedded, Kubernetes, and VM contexts, and help improve Tetragon’s network parsing. You’ll work within OSS communities and tackle challenging technical problems, while contributing to architecture, code reviews, and technical docs. This role offers the chance to shape security in cloud-native ecosystems and collaborate with cross-functional teams.Compensaciones / Beneficios* Develop high-quality Go and eBPF code for Tetragon* Contribute to the Tetragon, Cilium, and eBPF OSS communities* Design and implement advanced eBPF-based security mechanisms for embedded, Kubernetes and VM environments* Enhance Tetragon’s network parser capabilities* Tackle challenging technical problems and participate in code reviews, xcskxlj architectural discussions and documentationResponsabilidades* 6+ years of systems programming in C, Go or similar (Tetragon primarily uses Go and C)* Experience in observability or security use cases: Linux systems programming, Linux kernel-level development, or eBPF developmentRequisitos principales*
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