Senior Video Firmware Engineer
real communicationsSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Company Description:
Real Communications, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specialized in the design and sale of highly integrated semiconductor of communication and consumer electronic devices. The company is the leader of technologies in video compression, ADSL and VDSL which generate cost‑effective and high performance solution for its customers. Real Communications, Inc. is headquartered at the center of Silicon Valley, San Jose, California.
Benefits:
We offer competitive salary, and comprehensive benefit package including Medical, Dental, Vision, LTD, Paid Time Off, and 401K.Responsibilities Design and develop firmware architecture to maximum utilize hardware resources such as CPU cycles and memory. Design and develop firmware code to control video processing, codec and display hardware. Debug low-level firmware in various environment such as c-model, RTL, FPGA and IC bringup board. Debug with software team during production phase.
Qualifications:
MS in EE, CS or CE with 3+ years of experiences or PhD in EE/CS/CE.C/C++ programming, Linux shell, Perl, gcc and gdb.
Experience and understanding of MIPS and/or ARM CPU architecture and instruction set.
Knowledge of popular video standards such as H.264, HEVC, VP9.Bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese is a plus.
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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