Tech Stack
AWSAzureCloudCyber SecurityDockerGoogle Cloud PlatformLinuxMicroservices.NET
About the role
- Take full technical responsibility for a new agent-based product targeting Linux systems: define and evolve architecture, delivery pipeline, and integrations
- Design and build a cross-platform system daemon in .NET 8+, optimized for Ubuntu, CentOS, and Red Hat systems
- Interface with system-level components (package managers, daemons, logs, etc.) to provide seamless and native-like behavior
- Collaborate with internal cybersecurity teams to ensure secure design and implementation across all layers of the agent
- Use Linux scripting (Bash) to streamline deployment, debugging, and operational tasks
- Work alongside DevOps, backend, and security engineers to align on architecture and deployment strategies
- Help onboard additional team members (developers, QA) and guide technical direction as the product evolves
- Maintain clear documentation, and contribute to testing and code quality strategies
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience as a .NET developer, with strong hands-on experience in .NET Core or .NET 8+
- Strong Linux expertise: Comfortable developing and debugging on Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS, Red Hat), including working with system services and terminal tools
- Proficiency in Bash scripting for automation, deployment, or operational tasks
- Solid understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals and secure software development principles
- Experience building and deploying cross-platform applications using .NET
- Familiar with REST APIs, microservices, and general principles of scalable backend communication
- Self-driven, structured, and capable of working independently in a startup-like environment
- Nice to have: Experience building software agents or system daemons
- Nice to have: Exposure to low-level Linux internals, system calls, or inter-process communication
- Nice to have: Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and infrastructure as code
- Nice to have: Experience working with containerized applications (e.g., Docker)
- Nice to have: Cloud exposure (Azure, AWS, or GCP)