CodiLime is a software and network engineering industry expert and the first-choice service partner for top global networking hardware providers, software providers and telecoms. We create proofs-of-concept, help our clients build new products, nurture existing ones and provide services in production environments. Our clients include both tech startups and big players in various industries and geographic locations (US, Japan, Israel, Europe).

While no longer a startup - we have 250+ people on board and have been operating since 2011 we’ve kept our people-oriented culture. Our values are simple:

Act to deliver.
Disrupt to grow.
Team up to win.

The project and the team

We work with the latest technologies in modern networking and platform development. We create user-space and kernel-space drivers, as well as software for advanced network devices, and integrate them with hardware platforms.

What else you should know:

The team consists of system software engineers led by a Codilime Engineering Manager
Most of our work is R&D, with a small amount of maintenance
We adhere to the client’s development processes but strive to use Agile approaches (Kanban/Scrum) whenever possible
We collaborate with clients across the US, Europe, and Asia

Your role

As a part of the project team, you will be responsible for:

Developing low-level software using C and C++
Working with HW and FW architects on systems performance improvements
Participating in technical discussions with the team and the client regarding the architecture of the developed solution
Fixing bugs efficiently and effectively, and finding workarounds for blockers
Building and expanding the technical knowledge base

Do we have a match?

As a System Software Engineer, you must meet the following criteria:

Excellent knowledge of C & C++ programming languages
Excellent knowledge of systems architecture with a focus on ARM-based platforms (cache coherency, DMA, accessing device resources, etc.)
Experience in benchmarking and debugging embedded systems (gdb, perf, ftrace, etc.)
Experience in developing Linux Kernel Drivers and User-Space SW oriented at interaction with HW
Basic networking knowledge (Ethernet, IP, TCP/UDP, routing, NAT, etc.)
Good knowledge of English (at least B2 level)

Beyond the criteria above, we would appreciate the nice-to-haves:

Assembly language for ARM-based platforms
Experience in developing software using DPDK libraries
Experience in working with Systems-on-Chip (SOCs)
Experience in working with Network Traffic Generators
Experience in Pre-OS drivers development (U-Boot, UEFI, etc.)

More reasons to join us

Flexible working hours and approach to work: fully remotely, in the office or hybrid
Professional growth supported by internal training sessions and a training budget
Solid onboarding with a hands-on approach to give you an easy start
A great atmosphere among professionals who are passionate about their work
The ability to change the project you work on