OS Kernel and Device Driver Developer

You should have a strong working knowledge of at least one of the IPs related to Power management, CPU, and/or UFS/storage domain. It is essential to possess working knowledge of Power features and PMIC. Experience in board bring-up activities is a must for this role. You should be proficient in using power measuring devices and adept at resolving power/performance issues using tools such as Lauterbach Trace32 or similar software. Your background should include hands-on experience in Linux/Android BSP development at the product level. Familiarity with the Linux/Android Power management framework, particularly in Suspend/Resume scenarios, is required. Knowledge of Runtime PM, CPU freq/Idle scaling governors, and DVFS is essential for this position. Understanding ARM/CPU Architecture, cache, and Linux scheduler would be advantageous. The ideal candidate should have the ability to address system-level power/performance issues during product development. You must also be capable of analyzing system-level performance bottlenecks and improving benchmark scores. A good grasp of Linux kernel and device driver development is crucial for success in this role. Key Skills: Linux, BSP software, CPU,