Samsung hiring Software Developer

Description

Samsung Hiring freshers as an AP Software Developer, Bachelor’s with B.E/B.Tech are eligible for this position, other details are given below read carefully and apply.

About

Samsung, a global leader in Memory, LCD, and System LSI technologies, invites outstanding software and hardware professionals to join our innovative teams at the Samsung Austin R & D Center (SARC) in Austin, TX, and our Advanced Computing Lab (ACL) in San Jose, CA. SARC, established in 2010, is a strategic investment in high-performance, low-power ARM-based device technology. Our GPU design teams in Austin and San Jose are actively developing a GPU for deployment in Samsung’s mobile products, while our System IP team in Austin is focused on Coherent Interconnect and memory controller architectures.

Responsibilities

GPU Driver Engineer

As a GPU Driver Engineer, you will contribute to the backbone of cutting-edge technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, and visual computation. Joining Samsung’s GPU compute driver team, you will

Design and implement features for the OpenCL user-mode driver.
Develop OpenCL tools for driver and application development.

Debug and troubleshoot driver and application issues.
Assist in maintaining the OpenCL compute build and execution environments.

Skills

Experience with parallel programming APIs (e.g., OpenCL or CUDA).

Knowledge of GPU or other parallel processing architectures.
Proven ability to debug complex issues in multi-threaded environments.
Understanding of Operating System fundamentals.

Familiarity with offline and JIT compiler designs.
Background in Linux and Android development.
Strong programming skills in C, C++, and Python.

Developing firmware and drivers for Power management, CPU, and/or UFS/storage domains.
Experience in board bring-up activities and working with complex SoCs.
Knowledge of Microprocessors/Microcontrollers/ARM MPU architectures.

Hands-on experience in power measurement and solving power/performance issues.
Expertise in Linux/Android BSP development at the product level.
Understanding of Linux/Android Power management frameworks.

Knowledge of ARM/CPU Architecture, cache, and Linux scheduler.

Kernel Engineer: As a Kernel Engineer, your role involves developing device drivers for ARM-based Exynos Chipsets, including:

Device driver development for System-Core/Power Management/Connectivity/Storage/Display/Ethernet/IVI/HUD.

In-depth knowledge of Linux/QNX device drivers.
Experience with Bootloader, I2C, PMIC, UART, SPI, USB, UFS, MMC Power, or similar device drivers.
System-level knowledge, including board bring-up and debugging.