Embedded Linux Engineer

As a Device Driver Developer for Linux OS, your primary responsibility will involve developing drivers for various interfaces such as PCIe, USB, and I2C. You will also have the opportunity to contribute to the development of camera, display, and GPU drivers for Linux systems. Your expertise in security modules and bootloader customization will be highly valued in this role. System integration and debugging will be a crucial part of your job, requiring a solid understanding of IPC concepts. To excel in this position, you must be well-versed in peripheral hardware, device datasheets, and schematics. Strong proficiency in C programming is essential for success. Key Responsibilities: - Develop device drivers for Linux OS, including PCIe, USB, and I2C interfaces - Work on camera, display, and GPU drivers for Linux systems - Utilize experience in security modules and bootloader customization - Perform system integration and debugging tasks - Understand and work with peripheral hardware, device datasheets, and schematics - Apply strong C programming skills to driver development Qualifications Required: - Good understanding of Linux OS concepts and Linux kernel internals - Experience in developing device drivers, particularly for PCIe, USB, and I2C interfaces - Knowledge of camera, display, and GPU drivers for Linux is a plus - Familiarity with security modules in Linux is advantageous - Experience with bootloader customization is a bonus - Proficiency in system integration and debugging processes - Ability to interpret peripheral hardware, device datasheets, and schematics - Strong knowledge of IPC concepts - Excellent C programming skills,