Senior ARM Kernel Engineer - Anti-Cheat Security (Windows on Arm)
activision publishingLos Angeles (CA)
Senior ARM Kernel Engineer - Anti-Cheat Security (Windows on Arm)
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activision publishingLos Angeles (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Activision Publishing, Inc. is seeking a Senior Expert ARM Kernel Developer for the RICOCHET Central Technology team in Los Angeles. You will design, develop, and optimize kernel-mode drivers, work across Windows on ARM platforms, and collaborate with security engineers to advance anti-cheat protections. Strong background in C/C++, 5+ years of Windows kernel-mode experience, and deep knowledge of OS internals are required.
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