Embedded Audio Driver Developer

As a Linux Audio Driver Developer with 3 to 10 years of experience, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining audio device drivers on Linux and FreeRTOS platforms. Your role will involve working on ALSA framework, integrating audio codecs, and implementing audio signal processing pipelines. You will collaborate with hardware teams to support new board bring-up and custom audio solutions, and analyze complex issues related to audio latency, synchronization, noise cancellation, and quality. In this role, you will perform kernel-level debugging, tuning, and optimization to ensure the smooth operation of audio drivers. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including hardware, firmware, platform, and application developers, to support BSP integration and contribute to system-level validation and testing. To excel in this position, you should have a strong proficiency in C programming, particularly in low-level embedded and Linux environments. Your experience with Linux audio driver development, preferably ALSA, will be crucial. A deep understanding of Linux kernel internals, device tree, and kernel debugging tools is essential. You should also have hands-on experience with audio codecs, DSPs, and audio processing chains, along with solid knowledge of ARM or RISC-V architectures. Additionally, familiarity with debugging tools such as JTAG, Oscilloscopes, and Signal Analyzers will be beneficial. Concepts like noise cancellation, echo suppression, and audio performance optimization should be within your skill set. By leveraging your technical skills and experience, you will play a key role in enhancing audio driver performance and ensuring high-quality audio output on Linux and FreeRTOS platforms.,