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# Engineer- Boot ARM

- **Company:** GlobalLogic
- **Location:** United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $140,000.0 - $150,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Systems Engineering, Debian Linux, Software Debugging, Linux, Joint Test Action (IEEE Standards), Kernel-Based Virtual Machine, Linux Kernel, Quick EMUlator (QEMU), System Programming, Toolchain, Virtualization Technology, Information Technology, Bare Metal, Jenkins
- **Published:** October 2, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/31ae1943-7a80-489f-871b-34b2eefd37ad

## About the Role

* Extensive experience in kernel and low-level systems engineering.
 * Kernel Expertise: Deep engineering background working with the Linux kernel (v6.x) and ARM64 architecture internals.
 * System Programming: Mastery of C, assembly, and low-level OS integrations.
 * Virtualization & Security: Deep experience with KVM and QEMU (specifically ARM-on-ARM nested virtualization), plus TPM 2.0 / vTPM integration.
 * Debugging & Tools: Hands-on experience with cross-compilation toolchains, low-level debuggers (GDB, JTAG, trace tools), and bare-metal lab host bring-up., * Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer or Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or a related field.

## Description

* Configure, patch, and build the Linux kernel and QEMU for optimal security and performance on ARM hardware.
 * Migrate and rebase existing x86 custom kernel patches to support the new ARM Debian build.
 * Implement and test TPM 2.0 measured boot protocols and vTPM virtualization integrations.
 * Set up cross-compilation build pipelines (MBS / Jenkins) for building QEMU, Linux, and kernel modules.
 * Debug complex hardware-software integration issues directly on physical ARM bare-metal lab machines.