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Tier-1 brand and Bangalore metro increase applicant density despite niche kernel/hypervisor specialization.
Highly specialized kernel, hypervisor, and automotive SoC skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Strong explicit years and mandatory kernel, QNX, and hypervisor expertise enforce strict shortlisting.
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Lead end-to-end development of new hardware technologies, collaborating with hardware and software teams to design, integrate, and develop device drivers primarily for Qualcomm Snapdragon platforms.
Oversee delivery of system-level drivers and software solutions for complex virtualized environments using Gunyah Hypervisor, focusing on performance, isolation, and stability across Linux and QNX OS in automotive domains.
Drive and execute long-term technology roadmaps for cache subsystem performance and hardware isolation, leading cross-functional teams to maintain Qualcomm's technology leadership in automotive and embedded systems.
8-10 years of experience in Software Engineering, Computer Architecture, Systems Engineering, or related fields.
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science or related field is mandatory; Master’s degree desirable but not mandatory.
Mandatory skills: Linux kernel device driver development, QNX kernel driver knowledge, embedded software and firmware development, experience with Gunyah or similar type-1 hypervisors and stage-2 memory management.
Strong programming skills in C/C++/Assembly; experience in ARM CPU/MMU/System Cache/IOMMU architecture and embedded real-time OS environments.
Experienced in managing cross-functional teams and driving complex SoC platform software architecture across hardware and software layers.
Proven capability in developing and debugging drivers within multi-VM, virtualized environments for automotive-grade SoCs, with expertise in inter-VM signaling and resource management.
Deep understanding of ARM MPAM for hardware-enforced cache isolation and hands-on experience with hardware-software interface specification and validation.