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Strong employer brand and mid-level experience increase competition despite niche GPU/kernel specialization.
Kernel and GPU virtualization domain knowledge is highly specialized and not easily transferable across industries.
Explicit 5+ years requirement, kernel/driver expertise, and low-level debugging tools create strict filters.
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Design, develop, optimize, debug, and maintain next-generation GPU graphics and computing features across user and kernel stacks.
Work on next-generation GPU hardware and software through all development phases and handle customer issues with root cause analysis and resolution.
Collaborate with internal teams (software, hardware, architecture, QA, OEM support), partners, and customers to define new products, features, and fix issues.
BS degree or higher in computer science or related field or equivalent experience.
5+ years of industry experience in system software or related fields.
In-depth understanding of Windows or Linux device drivers and PC architecture, with ability to work close to hardware.
Proficient in C/C++ with strong software development, optimization, debugging skills using tools like gdb/kgdb/windbg.
Experience or understanding of virtualization concepts and system software for ESX, Hyper-V, or KVM preferred.
Familiarity with graphics technologies such as DX/OGL and WDDM model is an advantage.
Strong knowledge of computer system architecture fundamentals including microprocessor, microcontroller, caches, buses, memory controllers, and DMA.