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Niche kernel/driver role with specialized skills reduces candidate pool and competition.
Specialized embedded kernel and driver expertise limits transferability across industries.
Explicit kernel-driver, board bring-up and hardware debugging requirements make screening highly selective.
Design, develop, and maintain Linux kernel-mode drivers for high-speed interfaces such as PCIe, Ethernet, USB 3.x, and MIPI/CSI.
Lead hardware bring-up and debug low-level issues using tools like JTAG, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers.
Customize Linux kernel modules focusing on memory management, interrupt handling, and profile driver performance for power efficiency and low latency.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related technical field.
3+ years of professional experience in Linux kernel-level development and device driver programming.
Strong knowledge of Linux kernel internals including scheduler, MMU, DMA frameworks, and IPC mechanisms.
Proficiency with hardware protocols (I2C, SPI, UART, CAN), Git, and embedded Linux build systems like Yocto Project.
Experienced in complex root-cause analysis across hardware, firmware, and kernel-space using debugging tools like GDB, KGDB, and Ftrace.
Able to read and interpret hardware datasheets and schematics effectively.
Focused on optimizing driver performance for power, memory, and latency within real-time systems.