Embedded Software Engineer
Embedded Software Engineer
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Help customers integrate client's silicon and software offerings into their products.
- Debug/Root Cause analysis of build/networking/streaming/application/integration issues with drivers and complex software stacks
- Work directly with customers on reproducing/resolving bugs and integration related issues.
- Create and perform high level acceptance testing on software releases before shipping to service providers, OEMs and ISVsUpdate documentation, including release notes, customer communications, design collaterals
- Contribute to SW and HW product development by providing tech feedback to Intel product teams.
- Provide technical training, consultation, and hands-on assistance to customers in areas of architecture, technologies, code development, and integration of key features.
- Address performance issues, and prepare collateral material
- Debugging, replicating and determining root cause problems running complex software stacks
- Linux OS, drivers and C/C++Broadband network communications
- Knowledge of network protocols and stacks such as TCP, UDP, SNMP, IPv6, Gateway, L2 Switch, VLANs, etc.
- Knowledge of Cable related technologies such as DOCSISPerformance profiling and hotspots analysis
- Bootloaders and board support packages.
- Ability to support customers on a variety of disparate issues at the same time
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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