Platform Kernel Engineer - ARM, QEMU & TPM

GlobalLogic; Wrocław; On-site; PLN 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

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Job summary

GlobalLogic, a leading digital engineering partner, seeks a Mid-level Software Engineer to join our Platform Infrastructure Team in Poland. You’ll own kernel rebasing, QEMU tuning, and security hardware integration for bare-metal ARM compute nodes. Expertise in Linux kernel, ARM64, and virtualization will be essential.

You will contribute to cross-compiled build pipelines, work on TPM 2.0/vTPM integrations, and participate in debugging complex hardware-software stacks on ARM platforms.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field with strong kernel/low-level experience.
• Deep Linux kernel (v6.x) and ARM64 internals engineering background.
• Proficient in C, assembly, and low-level OS integrations.
• Extensive virtualization/security experience with KVM and QEMU, TPM 2.0/vTPM.
• Hands-on debugging with cross-compilers, GDB, JTAG, and trace tools.

Responsibilities

• Configure, patch, and build Linux kernel and QEMU for ARM hardware.
• Migrate and rebase x86 kernel patches for ARM Debian builds.
• Implement/test TPM 2.0 measured boot and vTPM integration.
• Set up cross-compilation pipelines (MBS/Jenkins) for QEMU/Linux/kernel modules.
• Debug complex hardware-software integration on ARM bare-metal lab machines.

Skills

Kernel expertise

System programming

ARM64 internals

C

Assembly

KVM

QEMU

TPM 2.0/vTPM

Cross-compilation

GDB

JTAG

Trace tools

Education

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or related field

Tools

QEMU

GDB

JTAG

Trace tools

Cross-compilation toolchains

Job description

GlobalLogic, a leading digital engineering partner, seeks a Mid-level Software Engineer to join our Platform Infrastructure Team in Poland. You’ll own kernel rebasing, QEMU tuning, and security hardware integration for bare-metal ARM compute nodes. Expertise in Linux kernel, ARM64, and virtualization will be essential.

You will contribute to cross-compiled build pipelines, work on TPM 2.0/vTPM integrations, and participate in debugging complex hardware-software stacks on ARM platforms.