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Odigos

eBPF Engineer - Remote

Boston, MA · Remote

ABOUT US Odigos leverages eBPF technology to create an open-source solution that can automatically generate distributed traces for any application without any engineering work. Developers are ...

Odigos

eBPF Engineer - Remote

Boston, MA · On-site +1

ABOUT US Odigos leverages eBPF technology to create an open-source solution that can automatically generate distributed traces for any application without any engineering work. Developers are ...

CEDENT

Kernel Developer (eBPF)

$40 - $60/hr

Knowledge of eBPF, User mode networking and OpenVswitch/VxLAN/NSH development is also desire Compensation Hourly Rate Range - $40-$60/ hr Benefits Offered: [Health, Dental, Vision Insurance] Deadline:

GenseeAI Inc.

Backend Engineer (Systems)

California, MO · On-site

$100 - $125/hr

Build OS-level instrumentation (e.g., eBPF) and the userspace pipeline that normalizes and enriches events * Build the logging, telemetry, and storage path: high-throughput, low-overhead, privacy-by ...

Upwind Security

Windows Engineer

San Francisco, CA · On-site +1

With industry-leading efficiency and eBPF-powered sensors, Upwind delivers comprehensive capabilities, including agentless cloud posture discovery, real-time threat protection, and integrated API ...

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eBPF Engineer - Remote

Odigos

Boston, MA • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 22 days ago

Job description

ABOUT THE ROLE

We are looking for a founding engineer to join our team. You will be working with a small team of highly skilled engineers to build out our open-source project, Odigos. We are primarily working with C and Go for building runtime instrumentations (via eBPF Programs) and are looking for someone knowledgeable with these technologies. We are looking for someone who loves open-source and is excited about making it easier for developers to debug their applications by generating distributed tracing.


ABOUT US

Odigos leverages eBPF technology to create an open-source solution that can automatically generate distributed traces for any application without any engineering work. Developers are struggling with extracting and delivering high-quality monitoring data. Currently, building a pipeline is a manual process that takes months to implement, is an error-prone process that requires tons of code changes across multiple R&D teams, and demands collaboration.


WHAT YOU’LL DO

You’ll develop eBPF programs (instrumentations) for multiple programming languages. See an example of our open-source instrumentation: https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-go-instrumentation - Design and develop our Enterprise offering from the ground up. - Engage with the community, and help build a community around our open-source project.


WHAT YOU’LL BRING

·      5+ years of experience as a Software Engineer or in a similar role.

·      Proficiency in C programming, with a solid understanding of Assembly and Linux.

•      Experience with Kernel development.

•      Familiarity with AWS and cloud computing platforms.

•      Experience working with OpenTelemetry.

•      Prior exposure to eBPF technology and its applications.


Join us at Odigos and play a pivotal role in redefining application monitoring and debugging through innovative, eBPF-driven solutions.


Requirements:
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