LDD (LINUX DEVICE DRIVER) ENGINEER @ PRACHODAYATH GLOBAL
Prachodayath Global is seeking a skilled Linux Device Driver (LDD) Engineer for a role based in Bengaluru. We are looking for candidates with 6 to 9 years of solid experience in C programming and a deep understanding of embedded systems. This role requires an individual who can debug complete code structures, understand complex architectural frameworks, and contribute to the development of robust drivers for a variety of network devices and hardware interfaces.
The engineer will be tasked with writing and maintaining drivers for PCI/PCIe, NIC, SPI, I2C, and character drivers. The scope of work includes Linux BSP, bootloader development, and driver development for components like PLL, LPDDR, and SD-Cards. You will use your expertise in Linux kernel architecture and device driver frameworks to ensure efficient memory management, synchronization, and low-level system programming, using tools like GDB to maintain high code quality and system performance.
The engineer will be tasked with writing and maintaining drivers for PCI/PCIe, NIC, SPI, I2C, and character drivers. The scope of work includes Linux BSP, bootloader development, and driver development for components like PLL, LPDDR, and SD-Cards. You will use your expertise in Linux kernel architecture and device driver frameworks to ensure efficient memory management, synchronization, and low-level system programming, using tools like GDB to maintain high code quality and system performance.
Key Requirements
6-9 years of solid experience in C programming for embedded systems.
Demonstrated ability to debug complete code structures and logic.
Experience in writing drivers for PCI/PCIe, NIC, or other network devices.
Hands-on experience with SPI, I2C, or character drivers with board bring up.
In-depth understanding of memory management, synchronization, and IPC.
Strong knowledge of sockets and low-level system programming.
Deep familiarity with Linux kernel architecture and device driver frameworks.
Basic knowledge of hardware design principles including registers and interrupts.
Experience with embedded systems development methodologies.
Expertise in using debugging tools like GDB to analyze driver behavior.
Experience with Linux BSP and bootloader development.
Knowledge of driver development for PLL, LPDDR, and SD-Cards.