Platform Enabling Software Engineer
Intel Corporation is a leader in technology innovation, creating world-changing technology that enriches lives globally. They are seeking a Platform Enabling Software Engineer who will work across all areas of graphics driver functionality, responsible for pre-silicon and post-silicon development and bug fixing, as well as collaborating with internal and external partners.
Responsibilities
- Work across all areas of the graphics driver functionality (Display, Core/MM, SRIOV, GuC/PnP, Media, etc.) to adapt existing driver functionality to HW changes in upcoming platforms
- Responsible for initial pre-silicon (simulation and emulation) bring-up of the driver, to first silicon Power On execution, to post-silicon development and bug fixing on HW
- Comfortable working on the internal driver to meet needs across pre-silicon and early HW enabling for Intel internal partners business units and external Intel partners
- Comfortable working directly with the upstream community and maintainers to upstream new platform patches and coordinate implementation of significant driver changes
Skills
- Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field with 6+ months relevant experience or Master's degree in the same fields
- Experience with Linux kernel development and debugging
- Experience with Open Source project/community interaction and contribution
- Experience to ramp quickly in new areas of functionality
- Experience with Systems programming experience in C
- Experience with the fundamental concepts of Graphics, Display, Compute, and Media
- GIT experience
- Direct contribution to upstream Linux kernel
- Experience in Linux HW driver development - directly interacting with/driving HW
- Deep git experience, including branch manipulation, patch cherry-picking, rebasing, and resolving patch conflicts
- Understanding of/experience with Display HW and signaling
- Understanding of/experience with device memory management
- Understanding of/experience with GPU command execution
- Familiarity with/contributions to the Linux DRM subsystem and drivers
- Understanding of all components in a typical Open Source Graphics/Compute/Media SW stack
- Experience with a scripting language such as bash or python
- Experience with Linux kernel power management flows
- Experience working in simulation and emulation environments
- Excellent communication and cross-org coordination skills, especially during high-stress/pressure environments such as initial silicon Power On
Benefits
- Competitive pay
- Stock bonuses
- Health
- Retirement
- Vacation
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