Linux Kernel Developer
Two Six TechnologiesFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
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The salary range is $121K - $167K.
Yes, the position is remote.
Required skills include a Bachelor’s or Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or related, 2+ years in embedded software development, experience with embedded Linux or Android, solid C and C++ programming, familiarity with Linux kernel or Android architecture, peripheral buses like SPI/I2C/UART, and Linux dev environment with Git.
Flock Safety has a high-performance, low-ego team driven by urgency, collaboration, and bold thinking, where employees tackle big challenges, move fast, continuously improve, and value teamwork, ownership, and solving tough problems.
Strong candidates have the required skills plus ideal experiences like familiarity with bootloaders, debugging low-level issues, Qualcomm SoCs, power-constrained devices, and ARM Cortex microcontrollers; don't worry if you haven't ticked every box.
License plate reader cameras for crime prevention
Flock Safety provides a system aimed at enhancing public safety through crime prevention while ensuring privacy and reducing bias. The main product is a network of license plate reader cameras that capture essential vehicle information, which helps in solving crimes. These cameras utilize machine learning technology to ensure that the data collected is objective and ethically used. Flock Safety serves a variety of clients, including neighborhoods, businesses, and law enforcement agencies in over 1,000 cities. The company operates on a subscription model, where clients pay for the installation, maintenance, and access to data and analytics. This approach not only generates a steady revenue stream but also allows clients to benefit from ongoing updates and support. Flock Safety's goal is to create safer communities by providing effective crime prevention tools that respect individual privacy and foster trust between the public and law enforcement.