Job Description

Job Description

Are you interested in computer graphics and the opportunity to work with the Linux software engineering team on Intel's leading-edge Graphics/Compute products? Come join us.

WHO WE ARE
The Open Source Graphics Center is responsible for developing Linux drivers and technology for Intel's Graphics/Compute products. We commit quality code to drive open source software reliability, accessibility, security, power efficiency and performance. This is a place where people do meaningful work and have fun doing it. We are a growing cross-geo organization, looking for brilliant, talented individuals to join us.

WHAT YOU WILL DO
You will use your technical leadership skills to dive deep into Intel's Linux GPU SW stack collaborating with architects, senior technical leaders on design, development, implementation and testing of products. Contribute toward the release of industry-leading features for Intel's integrated and discrete graphics/compute products. You will have the opportunity to work directly with open source communities and across business units within Intel. Perform design, development, validation, documentation, and power and performance analysis.

Qualifications
 

Minimum Qualifications:
- C/C++ programming skills
- Working experience developing system software for Linux OS
- A completed Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Electrical/Electronics Engineering or equivalent experience.
- Working knowledge in the software engineering development lifecycle process
- Debugging and system integration skills
- Minimum of 3+ years' industry experience working in large scale software product development teams and projects

Preferred Qualifications: (Having one or more of the following qualifications is preferred)
- Master's degree or Ph.D. in Software Engineering, Computer Science Engineering or Electrical/Electronics Engineering
- Understanding of Linux Operating system architecture and device driver model
- Familiarity with Linux kernel open source contributions and practices
- Familiarity with Linux DRM subsystem and graphics/compute SW stack
- Deep understanding of Graphics subsystem and Linux graphics components
- Familiarity with 3D driver development, Vulkan/OpenGL APIs, and contributing to open source Mesa 3D project
- Familiarity with pre-silicon simulation and emulation platforms
- Experience with HPC, AI and/or ML software Developing scalable MPI applications
- Familiarity with developing runtimes for GPUs
- Experience with Linux power management flows and/or power saving hardware technologies
- Experience as a Linux System Architect, building prototypes and performing research for new features and technologies
- Experience architecting overall end-to-end Linux solutions

- A willingness to work in a diverse team environment and with others in cross-site organizations