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Job DescriptionPosition: - Sr. Embedded Software Engineer
Location: - Santa Clara, CA or Hillsboro, OR
Joining Mode: - 6+ Month
Job Description:-
This position is to develop embedded ThreadX driver for Intel’s 5G Board Support Package (BSP). The successful candidate will be responsible for developing various IO drivers on ThreadX OS system with ARM architecture.
Qualifications:
- 5+ years of embedded IO driver development experience is a must.
- 7+ years of software development experience in C/Assembly in embedded environment
- 3+ years of development experience on embedded system.
- Experience with ARM architecture desired.
- Knowledge of embedded operating system internals and theory of operation
- Advanced kernel/driver programming experience (shared memory and other IPC, driver interface)
- Strong debugging skills
- Experience with software development and configuration management tools
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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