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Known hardware brand and metro location increase applicant density despite niche kernel specialization.
Highly specialized Linux kernel and driver validation skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Explicit senior years, kernel-driver expertise, C/C++ and tracing tools make filters highly selective.
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Define and lead validation strategies for Linux kernel drivers focusing on PCIe device functionality and next-generation AI computational storage.
Lead testing and performance benchmarking for kernel drivers covering interrupt handling, DMA flows, MMIO interactions, and multi-device configurations.
Drive adoption and utilization of Linux kernel observability tools to debug, profile, and ensure reliability and stability under stress and corner-case conditions.
8–12 years of experience in Linux kernel/driver validation or development.
Deep expertise with PCIe subsystem, kernel internals, DMA, and memory management.
Strong debugging skills using tools like ftrace, perf, crash, and gdb.
Proficient in C/C++ and kernel-level programming.
Experienced in designing and executing validation frameworks for complex kernel drivers in high-performance device environments (accelerators, storage, networking).
Strong hands-on skills in kernel profiling, tracing, and performance tuning with Linux observability tools.
Capable of debugging complex multi-layer issues spanning kernel, runtime, and firmware with a focus on reliability and fault injection.