Senior Expert ARM Kernel Developer – RICOCHET, Central Technology

Your Mission

Your contributions will help millions of players experience Call of Duty as it's meant to be played: competitive, fair, and thrilling. You'll solve complex challenges involving Windows kernel development, driver security, platform architecture, and low-level system behavior while helping shape the future of anti-cheat technology on both traditional PC and Windows on Arm devices.

What You'll Do

• Build and Evolve Platform Protections: Design, develop, and maintain kernel-mode driver capabilities across x64 and Windows on Arm platforms
• Strengthen Core Driver Systems: Analyze, port, debug, and enhance production driver functionality
• Investigate and Counter Advanced Threats: Research cheat techniques and evasion methods, leveraging expertise in Windows internals and kernel architecture
• Collaborate Across Studios and Platforms: Partner with security engineers and platform teams to validate hardware compatibility and ship driver technology in live products

Minimum Requirements

• 10+ years of professional software development experience with deep expertise in C/C++
• 5+ years developing, debugging, and maintaining Windows kernel-mode drivers
• Windows on Arm, ARM64, or ARM64EC development experience
• Deep understanding of the Windows kernel, driver model, and operating system internals
• Strong proficiency in C/C++ and Arm, x86/x64 assembly
• Expert-level debugging skills using WinDbg and related tooling

Extra Points

• Windows security or security software development experience
• Reverse engineering experience
• Experience with anti-cheat, endpoint security, anti-malware, or EDR solutions
• Understanding of advanced cheat-evasion techniques including hypervisors and rootkits

Pay & Benefits

Base Pay: $166,990–$308,980/year. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with Company match, tuition reimbursement, paid holidays, and more.