Device Driver Developer

Experience as an embedded software developer where you are comfortable with firmware and debugging experience who understands the low-level, device driver layer.
Strong in debugging skills, especially in the core kernel, Kernel crash (oops), system software & device driver domain with experience on GDB, JTAG/T32.

He/She will be responsible for the development of host software components for Embedded operating systems.
Duties will include implementing kernel mode device drivers, other low-level operating system components, and some application-level development for embedded Linux.
This job includes the development of new device drivers for future products as well as support of existing device drivers for deployed products.
The applicant should be familiar with working in a development environment using revision control, issue tracking, and automated testing.
Design and develop device drivers, middleware, and board support packages (BSP) in various embedded OS environments
Experience in Linux kernel and Heavy Device Driver Experience
Expert in embedded C programming debug skills, especially in the core kernel software stability & device driver domain with experience on GDB, JTAG/T32
Experience with Linux kernel & embedded systems (Memory Mgmt, Threads/Processes, IPCs & Synchronization, Interrupts, Boot sequence, etc)
Exposure to Make, GNU/GCC, and toolchains
Experience in related display drivers like HDMI, Display Port, HDCP, Ethernet, PCI Express, USB, etc
Experience in chip ARM, RISC-V
Driver customization per customer needs
Assist the Applications team with customer support as needed
Produce documentation that may be used inside and outside the company.

Skills : - debugging, core kernel, Kernel crash (oops), system software , GDB, JTAG/T32, revision control, issue tracking, and automated testing, Linux kernel, Heavy Device Driver, embedded C programming , Make, GNU/GCC, and toolchains, HDMI, Display Port, HDCP, Ethernet, PCI Express, USB, chip ARM, RISC-V, debugging, core kernel, Kernel crash (oops), system software , GDB, JTAG/T32, revision control, issue tracking, and automated testing, Linux kernel, Heavy Device Driver, embedded C programming , Make, GNU/GCC, and toolchains, HDMI, Display Port, HDCP, Ethernet, PCI Express, USB, chip ARM, RISC-V,