Embedded Linux Kernel Engineer – Performance / Memory & Systems

1. Track A – Performance: Drive Linux kernel adaptation and system-level performance optimization for next-generation automotive SoCs. Optimize ARM CPU behavior and kernel scheduling, lead SoC performance analysis, and benchmark toolchains to maximize platform efficiency.
2. Track B – Kernel & Memory Systems: Develop and optimize core Linux kernel functions — boot, memory management, process scheduling, device drivers, and virtualization — for integrated cockpit and driving domain platforms. Build and maintain Linux platforms across hardware environments (HAPS, VDK, EVB) and contribute to system stability across pre-silicon and post-silicon phases.

1. 1. Bachelor’s degree in Electronics, Computer Science, Automation, or related field
   2. Track A: 5+ years in Linux system performance optimization or SoC performance analysis; proficient in perf, ftrace, ARMv8/ARMv9, Cortex-A microarchitecture (A76/A78/A720), AXI/ACE, cache coherence
   3. Track B: 3+ years in Linux kernel development; strong understanding of the kernel framework and core modules; proficient in JTAG/T32 real-time debugging and offline ramdump analysis
   4. ARM64 architecture familiarity (both tracks)
   5. Strong C/C++ skills; Python/Bash scripting a plus (Track A)
   6. Android/SDK development experience and Linux open-source contributions a plus (Track B

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