Role Overview:We are looking for a passionate Software Engineer with 2–5 years of experience in Linux kernel development, device drivers, and hardware bring-up. The role offers exposure to the complete system software stack — from bootloaders (Coreboot, ATF) to kernel internals and HSIO subsystems — and provides opportunities to work across pre-silicon validation, post-silicon bring-up, and production flows. This position requires strong debugging skills, ability to read board schematics, and close collaboration with hardware, validation, and global teams.Key Responsibilities:Linux Device Driver Development & DebuggingDevelop and maintain drivers for HSIO subsystems (PCIe, USB, UFS, Ethernet, etc.)Work on feature enablement, bug fixing, and performance optimizationsNew Hardware Bring-UpParticipate in pre-silicon validation, FPGA/Emulator environments, and first-silicon bring-upDebug using JTAG, serial consoles, and kernel logging toolsRead and analyze board schematics to support hardware-software integrationLinux Internals & Kernel SubsystemsContribute to kernel migration and version upgrades for new SoCsWork with Linux kernel frameworks like power management, interrupt controller (GIC), clock/PLL, memory, and HSIO IP subsystems.Bootloader & FirmwareDevelop, debug, and customize bootloaders (U-Boot, Coreboot, ATF)Enable low-level initialization and bring-up of SoCsSystem Performance & PowerSupport power and performance validation activitiesContribute to enabling features like DVFS, Runtime PM, CPUIdle, and suspend/resumeUpstreaming & CollaborationPrepare and test patches for kernel upstreamingCollaborate with open-source community and global stakeholdersRequired Skills & Experience:3–6 years of hands-on experience in Linux kernel and device driver developmentStrong C programming skills and debugging expertiseExposure to hardware bring-up on new boards/SoCsAbility to read and interpret board schematics.Experience with bootloaders (U-Boot, Coreboot, ATF)Familiarity with Linux kernel internals (memory management, scheduling, interrupts, device model)Experience in debugging using JTAG, logic analyzers, or oscilloscopesGood knowledge of source control systems (Git/Gerrit/GitHub) and kernel patch workflow.Desirable / Good-to-Have Skills:Experience with HSIO IPs (PCIe, USB, UFS, Ethernet, etc.)Contributions to upstream Linux kernel or open-source projectsExposure to pre-silicon validation environments (FPGA/Emulators)Familiarity with test automation frameworks (Python, shell scripting).Soft Skills:Strong analytical and problem-solving skillsGood communication and teamwork in cross-functional, global teamsAbility to work in a fast-paced environment and take ownershipWhy Join Us?Opportunity to work on cutting-edge SoCs from pre-silicon to post-silicon to productionHands-on exposure to full software stack (bootloader → kernel → diagnostics → production tools)Grow into upstreaming, system performance/power optimization, and leadership rolesWork in a collaborative, innovation-driven environment with global teams.