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Tier-1 employer and metro location increase candidate competition despite niche audio/firmware specialization.
Highly specialized Windows audio firmware and driver expertise limits cross-industry transferability.
Strict 10+ years and mandatory Windows audio driver, DSP, and kernel-mode expertise.
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Own end-to-end audio subsystem delivery for flagship Windows-based Surface devices, ensuring milestone exit criteria and zero-regression driver ingestions.
Architect and design audio solutions spanning hardware endpoints to user-mode services including DSP firmware, kernel drivers, and APO pipelines.
Lead audio bring-up, endpoint validation, and coordinate with silicon/audio partners to troubleshoot and resolve complex audio quality issues.
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field and 10+ years technical engineering experience, or equivalent experience.
Minimum 4+ years focused on audio/media driver or subsystem development on Windows or embedded platforms.
Expert proficiency in C/C++ with experience in Windows kernel-mode driver development (WDM/WDF).
Proven track record of shipping 3+ high-volume consumer products through full development cycles including bring-up and commercialization.
Experienced in full-stack audio architecture on Windows including hardware, DSP firmware, drivers, and APO frameworks.
Skilled in root-cause analysis and debugging of audio issues across hardware to application layers using advanced tools (WinDbg, WPR/WPA, bus analyzers).
Capable of leading cross-team technical discussions, mentoring engineers, and influence partner roadmaps for audio subsystems.