Responsibilities： - Linux Driver Development: Design, develop and debug low-level Linux kernel MSL for Linux kernel and device drivers for various hardware peripherals on i.MX SOC. - Hardware Bring-up: Collaborate with hardware engineering teams to perform initial SW and board bring-up for new SOCs. - Kernel Maintenance: Maintain, patch, and upgrade the Linux kernel to support new feature requirements and resolve security vulnerabilities. - Linux Upstream: Collaborate with Linux community to push Linux kernel and driver upstream. - Testing & Debugging: Utilize standard kernel debugging tools (gdb, kdb, ftrace, dmesg) to identify bottlenecks, memory leaks, and stability issues. Requirements： - Education: Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related technical field (Graduating class of 2027) - Core Language: Strong proficiency in Embedded C and a solid understanding of data structures and operations. - Operating Systems: Solid theoretical understanding of Operating System concepts (memory management, concurrency, scheduling, interrupts) with academic or project experience in Linux architecture. - Hardware Familiarity: Basic understanding of ARM architecture (preferably ARM Cortex-A) and digital electronics. Ability to read hardware schematics and component datasheets. - Hands-on experience with an i.MX development board or similar ARM platforms for academic or personal projects. - Experience in open source / upstream development. - Basic knowledge of Linux kernel space. - Familiarity with Git version control and high-level language or SHELL scripts. - Experienced with AI coding assistants for coding, debug and automation.