SysDE I - Multimedia, Silicon and Systems Group
Core
Develop and integrate Linux kernel display drivers (DRM/KMS, V4L2) and DPU modules to enable high-fidelity visual output, HDR/SDR conversion, and color depth support on consumer devices.
Role type
Senior IC kernel driver engineer (display subsystem)
Builds
Linux kernel display drivers, V4L2 pipeline drivers, DPU kernel modules, and bootsplash enablement for consumer electronics
Domain
Embedded Linux, Display Subsystems, Kernel Graphics
Required skills
Linux kernel development, DRM/KMS framework, V4L2 driver framework, DPU driver architecture, kernel module development, device tree integration, HDR/SDR tone mapping, color depth configuration, kernel debugging, automated test suite development
Preferred skills
CI/CD pipeline integration, SoC/silicon vendor collaboration, panel driver support, firmware integration, boot sequence optimization
Technologies
Linux, DRM/KMS, V4L2, Device Tree, Kernel Modules, HDR10, HLG
Responsibilities
Own development and integration of display kernel drivers across multiple product platforms; Develop and maintain V4L2-based display and video pipeline drivers; Design and extend Linux kernel modules for Display Processing Units (DPU); Drive HDR/SDR format conversion and tone mapping; Enable and validate support for 8-bit, 10-bit, and 12-bit color depth configurations; Own bootsplash enablement and optimization; Debug and root-cause complex display subsystem issues; Collaborate with SoC/silicon vendors on display IP bring-up; Develop and maintain automated test suites and CI validation frameworks; Author and maintain technical documentation
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC
