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Tier-1 employer and metro location but niche kernel specialization limits applicant density.
Highly specialized Linux kernel, ARM, and power/performance skills make cross-industry transfers difficult.
Explicit 8+ years and deep Linux/ARM/upstream/kernel requirements create strict shortlisting filters.
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Lead power and performance optimizations on Qualcomm compute chipsets using upstream Linux kernel, focusing on system and use-case performance under power and thermal constraints.
Own and deliver product power and performance KPIs through measurement, tuning, and regression prevention including boot-time optimization and memory performance.
Mentor engineers and collaborate cross-functionally and with upstream Linux community for patching, debugging, and performance improvements.
8+ years experience in Linux software development focused on ARM architecture and Linux kernel fundamentals (scheduling, memory, power management).
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electronics Engineering, or related; Master’s or PhD acceptable with reduced experience requirements.
3+ years experience in Linux system performance analysis and compute.
Programming experience (C/C++, Rust, Python) for 2+ years; strong debugging skills with ftrace, perf, kgdb, crash, and kernel tracing tools.
Experienced technical leader comfortable with hands-on kernel development and performance tuning at system level under power/thermal constraints.
Demonstrated ability to contribute upstream to Linux kernel community, managing patches and resolving regressions.
Strong cross-team collaboration skills working with hardware, OS, and system architecture groups to resolve architectural bottlenecks and drive product optimizations.