Linux Device Driver

Your Role

As an Embedded Linux Kernel and Drivers Engineer, you will be instrumental in developing and porting embedded software solutions on Linux and ARM platforms. You will work closely with hardware and software teams to design, implement, and debug low-level system components, ensuring robust and scalable embedded systems.In this role, you will:Develop and port embedded software on Linux and ARM platforms.Design and implement Linux kernel modules and device drivers.Apply strong programming skills in C and data structures to build efficient embedded solutions.Utilize operating system concepts such as memory management, scheduling, inter-process communication, and multi-threading or multi-processing.Perform advanced debugging using JTAG, Trace32, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers.Collaborate with open source communities and contribute to upstream projects.Use version control and code review tools such as GIT and GERRIT for effective software development.

Your Profile

Three to five years of experience in embedded Linux kernel and device driver development.Strong expertise in embedded software development and porting on Linux and ARM platforms.Proficient in C programming and data structures.Solid understanding of operating system internals including memory management, scheduling, inter-process communication, and multi-threading or multi-processing.Hands-on experience with Linux kernel and device driver development.Excellent debugging skills using JTAG, Trace32, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers.Strong experience with GIT and GERRIT, with exposure to open source collaboration.