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ThreatLocker Inc. is seeking a Linux Kernel Developer to design, develop, debug, and maintain low-level Linux components supporting endpoint security across Linux distributions. You will work on kernel modules, eBPF, and system interfaces, interfacing with user-space APIs and QA teams.
This in-office Orlando role emphasizes security-focused kernel work. The ideal candidate has 5+ years of software development experience, deep knowledge of Linux kernel internals, and a track record across
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DEVELOPMENT Full Time Orlando, FL, US
2 days ago Requisition ID: 1059
ThreatLocker ® is a global cybersecurity leader that stops cyberattacks before they happen. The company’s Zero Trust Platform prevents breaches from both known and unknown threats by allowing only explicitly trusted software and activity across endpoints, networks, and cloud systems. Built to deploy quickly and scale across complex environments, the platform reduces operational overhead while keeping business running uninterrupted. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, with offices in Dublin, Dubai, and Brisbane, ThreatLocker protects over 70,000 organizations worldwide.
ThreatLocker is seeking a Linux Kernel Developer to join our cybersecurity product team. In this role, you will design, develop, debug, and maintain low-level Linux components that support endpoint security, application control, and threat prevention across multiple Linux distributions and architectures.
DEVELOPMENT — Full-Time
This role will be based in Orlando, FL and is an in-office position.
A background check and drug/substance screening are required after a conditional offer. Employment will proceed only upon receiving clear results from both.
ThreatLocker also conducts randomized drug and substance testing approximately every 60 days, in line with the same screening standards.