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A leading semiconductor innovator is seeking a fully remote Linux Kernel Engineer to work on next-gen custom AI silicon platforms. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in Linux kernel development, focusing on 6.16. This role offers deep technical involvement, flexible hours, and competitive compensation, making it an exceptional opportunity for kernel experts across Europe.
Fully Remote | Linux Kernel Engineer | 6.16 Upstreaming Opportunity | 2+ Year Engagement | High Pay
Join a Leading Semiconductor Innovator at the Forefront of Linux Kernel 6.16 Development
We’re looking for elite
Linux Kernel Engineers
to contribute to a next-generation
custom AI silicon platform
in active development by a
globally recognized semiconductor leader . This fully-remote role (work from
anywhere in Europe ) offers a rare opportunity to work at the
bleeding edge of Linux kernel internals , contributing to a platform designed for
AI / ML acceleration at the silicon level (previous AI / ML is not required) .
The Role : You’ll be embedded in a high-caliber engineering team working on a
custom Linux Kernel 6.16 fork , developed to tightly integrate with a novel AI-focused SoC. Your work will span deep kernel internals and involve :
Low-level
kernel modification
and customization to support proprietary compute fabrics, memory subsystems, and I / O models. Backporting critical features
and security patches across kernel branches. Collaborating on
upstreaming
efforts for select modules and drivers. Working on real-time performance tuning, scheduler modifications, and DMA pipeline integration. Close interaction with hardware engineers to bring up, test, and validate new board designs and chip revisions.
We’re Looking For : Proven experience with
Linux kernel development , ideally on recent kernel branches (5.x–6.x series). Solid expertise in
kernel module development , memory management, interrupt handling, and
device driver architecture . Strong knowledge of
backporting
techniques and tools. Experience with
upstream contribution workflows
patch submission, mailing lists, kernel.org practices). Prior exposure to
custom SoC enablement , preferably in
AI / ML , DSPs, or edge compute platforms. Comfort working with
git , make, and low-level debugging tools (kgdb, perf, ftrace, etc.). Fluent written and verbal communication in English.
Bonus Experience : Knowledge of
Yocto ,
Buildroot , or other embedded Linux build systems. Prior work on
AI accelerators ,
RISC-V , or custom compute architectures. Contributions to the
mainline Linux kernel .
Location : Remote-first
work from anywhere in
Europe Collaboration across EU time zones What’s in It for You : Join a multi-year,
high-impact silicon development project
with a world-class team Deeply technical,
kernel-first role
with wide architectural influence Work on
real hardware , real performance challenges, and a real upstream story Flexible working hours, excellent technical autonomy, and competitive compensation (way over 100k per year equivalent)
If you're passionate about building and bending the Linux kernel to serve next-gen compute,
we want to hear from you .
Apply now
and bring your kernel expertise to one of the most exciting hardware / software co-design projects in Europe today.