Systems Programmer
A systems programmer works close to the metal: operating systems and drivers, embedded devices, compilers and runtimes, network stacks and high-performance computing. The specialist writes C, C++ and Rust, understands CPU architecture, memory management and concurrency, and knows how to profile code and squeeze the most out of hardware. Their code is the foundation that application software runs on.
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- What does a Systems Programmer do?
- A systems programmer works close to the metal: operating systems and drivers, embedded devices, compilers and runtimes, network stacks and high-performance computing. The specialist writes C, C++ and Rust, understands CPU architecture, memory management and concurrency, and knows how to profile code and squeeze the most out of hardware. Their code is the foundation that application software runs on.
- What skills are included in the Systems Programmer specialization?
- The specialization includes 7 skills — the full list with proficiency levels is on this page. The skill set is aligned with the association tech radar.
- How to verify a Systems Programmer qualification with the association?
- Apply for membership at the SmartSNG.Dev association and pass the skill check: specialization experts assess your proficiency in each skill and verify the qualification on your public profile.
- How much do membership and certification cost?
- Association membership is free — no fees or subscriptions. Skill checks are conducted by association experts.
How to verify your qualification
- 1. Apply for membership
Joining the association is free: fill in the application form, the admissions committee reviews it within a week.
- 2. Pass the skill check
Association experts in this specialization assess your skills and proficiency level in each of them.
- 3. Get verified
Verified skills and levels are displayed on your public member profile.