Linux device driver / kernel engineer

Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop Linux kernel device drivers for I2 C, SPI, UART, PCIe, USB, GPIO, and Ethernet
- Perform board bring-up on new So Cs, including U-Boot customization and Device Tree (DTS) integration
- Work with kernel subsystems: MMU/DMA, interrupt handling, synchronization mechanisms
- Debug kernel issues such as panics, race conditions, and memory leaks using JTAG/Trace32, GDB, ftrace, and dmesg
- Optimize driver performance, latency, and power consumption
- Collaborate with hardware teams for silicon/schematic validation and with application teams for user–kernel interfaces (Sysfs, IOCTL)
Technical Requirements
- 3–5 years of hands-on Linux kernel and LDD development
- Strong expertise in Embedded C and kernel data structures
- Solid understanding of OS internals: scheduling, IPC, virtual memory
- Experience with Linux Device Model (platform, bus, class drivers)
- Hands-on with Yocto / Buildroot / Open Embedded
- Profi...