Linux Network Engineer

Job Title: Linux Network Engineer

Location: Oxford/hybrid - relocation package available for UK applicants

Salary: £80-100k + 20% equity

A leading autonomous vehicle scale-up, backed by £100M+ Series C funding, is scaling its fleet and collaborating with logistics businesses to revolutionise self-driving technology. Their platform integrates advanced multi-computer systems and sensors, with network design central to performance, safety, and scalability. This role focuses on delivering cutting-edge solutions in an innovative and fast-paced environment.

Their platform integrates advanced multi-computer systems and sensors, with network design playing a pivotal role in ensuring performance, safety, and scalability. Join a team driving real-world innovation with a focus on solving the biggest challenges in autonomy.

Linux Network Engineer responsibilities:

• Develop and deliver network architectures for AV platforms, incorporating high-performance sensors and systems.
• Design and implement topologies tailored for autonomous vehicle applications.
• Create diagnostics to monitor and enhance network health, performance, and fault detection.
• Address and improve network latency, stability, and traffic performance.
• Configure embedded systems for seamless communication between vehicle systems and cloud platforms.
• Optimise embedded Linux solutions to support real-time, autonomous applications.
• Work closely with key stakeholders to ensure safe, efficient configurations.

Linux Network Engineer requirements:

• Proven expertise in embedded systems and network engineering.
• Proficiency in Embedded Linux, including kernel development and RTOS.
• Strong knowledge of Unix/Linux network stacks and diagnostics.
• Experience with embedded computers and controllers in automotive or robotics settings.
• Familiarity with time-sensitive networking and cellular modem connectivity.
• Excellent technical communication and collaboration skills.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age.