Linux Device Driver Developer- Storage Driver

As an Embedded Software Developer, you will be responsible for developing high and low-level design, drivers, and firmware for different hardware blocks. Your role will involve adopting operating systems and embedded software for various processor architectures, and developing software based on pre-silicon development vehicles. You will be tasked with software bring-up using pre-silicon vehicles and silicon-based platforms, as well as upstreaming open-source code. Additionally, you will develop software component-level tests and enable them in the CI/CD system. Debugging issues using standard HW/SW-based debuggers and diagnostic equipment like Trace 32, JTAG, and Lacroy-PCIe Analyzer will also be part of your responsibilities. To excel in this role, you should possess excellent knowledge of Linux internals and different drivers. A strong understanding of different standards protocols such as NVMe, NVMeOF, iSCSI, RAID, PCIe, RDMA-NIC, Ethernet, and CXL is essential. Familiarity with hardware architectures related to the mentioned standards is advantageous. You should have a deep understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and possess expert-level development and debug capabilities in Firmware BSP and device drivers. Problem-solving skills in system boot, UEFI, and OS functionality are crucial. Your technical proficiency should extend to coding standards and integrating with existing solutions using languages like C, C++, and Python. Strong low-level debugging skills are necessary to identify issues at the firmware, hardware, and OS internals level. A good understanding of CPU architectures, particularly IA, ARM, and RISC V, is preferred. Knowledge of the Pre Silicon Development environment will be an added advantage. Ideally, you should hold a BTech/MTech degree in Computers, Electronics, or Electrical Engineering. A minimum of 5 to 8 years of experience in embedded software development across various architectures is required to succeed in this role.,