Linux Device Driver Developer

As an Embedded Linux Device Driver Developer, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining device drivers for various embedded systems, ensuring optimal performance and compatibility with Linux-based platforms. With a strong understanding of embedded programming, C language, and device drivers, you will play a crucial role in the integration of drivers into the Linux kernel. Utilizing debugging tools to troubleshoot issues and optimize performance, you will collaborate with hardware engineers and software developers to ensure seamless integration. Key Responsibilities - Develop, test, and maintain device drivers for embedded hardware components. - Integrate device drivers into the Linux kernel for compatibility and stability. - Utilize debugging tools to identify and resolve issues related to device drivers. - Optimize device driver performance to meet system requirements. - Create comprehensive documentation for device drivers, including technical specifications. - Collaborate with hardware engineers, system architects, and software developers for integration. Required Qualifications - 3-10 years of experience in embedded Linux device driver development. - Strong understanding of embedded programming concepts and techniques. - Proficiency in C language, including memory management and data structures. - Experience in developing and debugging device drivers for hardware components. - Familiarity with Linux kernel internals and device driver architecture. - Experience with debugging tools like Lauterbach and Trace tools. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills for technical troubleshooting. Preferred Qualifications - Experience contributing to open-source Linux kernel projects. - Familiarity with specific device drivers (e.g., USB, I2C, SPI, UART). - Knowledge of scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash) for automation tasks.,