Senior Staff Linux Kernel Engineer Linux CXL Kernel, PCIe drivers

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we are redefining the economics of AI infrastructure. Our mission is to democratise AI by significantly reducing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of hardware systems a critical barrier to scalable adoption.

Our proprietary MIMO-over-copper technology powers a high-performance, chiplet-based AI memory fabric that is both scalable and energy-efficient. Unlike traditional interconnects, our solution reduces power consumption significantly while preserving high bandwidth and ultra-low latency unlocking unprecedented efficiency for AI training and inference at scale.

our architecture is not just an incremental improvement its a foundational shift in how AI hardware is built for the future.

The responsibility of this role is to develop and integrate the Linux CXL/PCIe kernel modules and services for Kandous Memory fabrics products for Data center servers

Strong academic and technical background in Electronics & Computer engineering. At a minimum, a Bachelors in EE or Computer Science is required, and a Masters is preferred.Experience developing Linux kernel drivers for Storage/SSD/NVMe PCIe/CXL drivers, CXL drivers integration with memory management and NUMA architectureMinimum 8-12 years experience developing firmware for Server, Memory controllers and DDR PHY programming

Required experience

Hands-on experience designing and developing device drivers and kernel programming for PCIe/PCIe root complex/CXL with proficiency in C (preferred) and system programmingFamiliar with Bare-metal and RTOS/Zephyr OS firmware development and enablementFamiliar with SoC interfaces to common IP blocks such as PCIe Controllers, NVME Controllers, DDR controllers, AMBA/AHB interfaces, on-chip memory interfaces, and other similar interfacesWork with various cross-functional groups such as architect, other development teams, QA/validation, product management and customer teams across various sites

Preferred experience

Experience with storage or SSD drivers , including NVMe, PCIe, CXL or memory management concepts, health monitoring and device management frameworksHands-on experience with simulation or virtual platformbased development (e.g., Renode, QEMU, or similar)Experience working with Linux OS community .