4 of 4 eBPF Jobs in the UK excluding London

working with associated tools (CI/CD, git, automation etc.) Working level understanding of Cloud/Cloud Native Observability technologies (AWS CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, eBPF, Prometheus etc.) Good understanding of networking principles related to Observability protocols (Syslog, SNMP, OTLP etc.) Experience integrating Observability platforms with ITSM and alerting platforms Cloud ...

environments * Degree in Engineering, Cyber Security, or equivalent * Fluent English, written and spoken * Eligibility to work in the UK Nice to Have: * Familiarity with eBPF-based tooling or cloud-native security platforms * Experience working in a SaaS scale-up environment Why Apply? * Salary up to £65,000 * Hybrid working model ...

vDSO, interrupt/softirq handling Identify bottlenecks on flagship mobile workloads (gaming, day-of-use, camera, AI inference) using PMU counters, ftrace/perf, eBPF, lockdep/lockstat, and power measurement with mA/mAh attribution Land production-quality kernel patches from hypothesis through benchmarking to ship, with measured latency … synchronization: locking primitives, RCU, lock-free techniques, the ARM64 memory model and barrier semantics Proven kernel performance-analysis skills: PMU counters, ftrace/perf, eBPF, lock contention and latency analysis Strong ARM64 architecture grounding: exception levels, cache hierarchy and maintenance, TLBs, memory ordering ...

vDSO, interrupt/softirq handling Identify bottlenecks on flagship mobile workloads (gaming, day-of-use, camera, AI inference) using PMU counters, ftrace/perf, eBPF, lockdep/lockstat, and power measurement with mA/mAh attribution Land production-quality kernel patches from hypothesis through benchmarking to ship, with measured latency … synchronization: locking primitives, RCU, lock-free techniques, the ARM64 memory model and barrier semantics Proven kernel performance-analysis skills: PMU counters, ftrace/perf, eBPF, lock contention and latency analysis Strong ARM64 architecture grounding: exception levels, cache hierarchy and maintenance, TLBs, memory ordering ...