Senior Systems Engineer: Kernel & Virtualization Expert

SUMERU TECHNOLOGY SDN.BHD.; George Town; On-site; MYR 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

SUMERU TECHNOLOGY SDN.BHD. in Penang, Malaysia invites an experienced kernel and OS developer to join our systems engineering team.

You will work across Linux-based kernels, RTOS, and potential exotic kernels, pushing the boundaries of memory management, scheduling, and I/O subsystems. We value hands-on virtualization with KVM, Xen, and related hypervisors, plus low-level programming in C, Assembly, and optionally C++ or Rust.

Qualifications

• Deep understanding of OS internals (memory management, scheduling, I/O subsystems, and interrupt handling).
• Experience with Linux, RTOS, Fuchsia or proprietary kernels.
• Hands-on experience with hypervisor technologies (KVM, Xen, ACRN, Hyper-V, or VMware ESXi) and hardware virtualization extensions.
• Mastery of C and Assembly (x86 or ARM). Proficiency in C++ or Rust is a significant plus.
• Proven ability to write and debug character/block device drivers and handle DMA and PCIe interfaces.
• Experience with Agile Methodology, Sprint-based development, Jira or Linear.
• CI/CD: Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions; automated pipelines and regression tests.
• DevOps mindset: IaC and containerization (Docker/Kubernetes) as it relates to testing OS environments.
• Collaborative Version Control: Git and Gerrit, branching, rebasing, peer code review.

Skills

OS internals

Linux kernel

RTOS

Hypervisor tech

C

C++

Rust

Assembly

Device drivers

Agile

DevOps

CI/CD

Jira

Git

Gerrit

Docker

Kubernetes

IaC

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

Git

Gerrit

Jenkins

GitHub Actions

GitLab CI

Job description

SUMERU TECHNOLOGY SDN.BHD. in Penang, Malaysia invites an experienced kernel and OS developer to join our systems engineering team.

You will work across Linux-based kernels, RTOS, and potential exotic kernels, pushing the boundaries of memory management, scheduling, and I/O subsystems. We value hands-on virtualization with KVM, Xen, and related hypervisors, plus low-level programming in C, Assembly, and optionally C++ or Rust.