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What You'll Do
- USB Linux enablement & integration: enable and maintain USB host/device/dual-role functionality on a 64-bit RISC‑V MPU Linux platform.
- Bring up USB controllers (e.g., xHCI/EHCI for host, UDC for device/gadget), PHY integration, clocks/resets, and interrupts.
- Drive kernel/BSP enablement: Device Tree bindings, power management (runtime/PM QoS), suspend/resume, and performance tuning.
- Develop/debug USB drivers and related subsystems: USB core interactions, hub behavior, gadget framework, and class drivers as needed.
- Enable and validate user-space workflows: enumeration, throughput/latency, storage/networking classes, and reliability over hot-plug scenarios.
- Deliver USB-ready SDK releases: integration, regression validation, and developer-facing documentation/debug guides.
- AVV & silicon validation (pre/post-silicon): create test plans and automation to validate USB functionality, performance, and compliance on FPGA/emulation and first silicon.
- Contribute to shift-left validation using virtual platforms/emulation/FPGA; build reusable USB validation apps/tests to exercise data paths and corner cases.
- Debug and root-cause USB issues across HW/FW/kernel using logs, traces, and lab equipment (e.g., JTAG, logic/protocol analyzers); drive fixes to closure.
- Cross-functional ownership: partner with architects, RTL/PHY, board, and platform teams to define requirements, de-risk schedules, and land USB features.
- Own USB feature planning: role/port matrix, power & charging considerations, compliance goals, and bring-up milestones.
- Provide bring-up and validation feedback that influences USB architecture decisions (controller/PHY selection, debug hooks, observability, testability).
- Align with internal and external stakeholders on deliverables, bug triage, and release readiness for USB enablement.
- Customer & ecosystem engagement: support early adopters and upstream fixes when appropriate (kernel, Device Tree, test collateral).
- Work with OEMs/Tier‑1s during bring-up and USB interoperability; contribute patches upstream when it improves maintainability.
- Required Qualifications B.E./B.Tech or M.E./M.Tech in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
- Strong experience with minimum 8-15 years in Embedded Linux platform/BSP and device-driver development.
- Expert-level C programming; comfortable reading and modifying kernel, driver, and low-level firmware code.
- Strong Linux internals knowledge: boot flow, memory/interrupt subsystems, concurrency, and performance debugging.
- Hands-on SoC/platform bring-up experience, including high-speed I/O enablement and ownership mindset for subsystem quality.
- Hands-on with U‑Boot, Linux kernel, Device Tree, and Yocto/OpenEmbedded; experience integrating and validating USB in BSP/SDK releases.
- Strong debugging skills with GDB and at least one OpenOCD/JTAG, Lauterbach, or similar tools; able to debug complex HW/SW interactions.
- Experience working on FPGA, emulation, or early-silicon platforms for bring-up/validation.
- Good to Have Deep USB knowledge (USB2/USB3) and familiarity with Linux USB architecture (usbcore, HCD, gadget framework).
- Experience with USB compliance/interoperability testing and post-silicon triage (throughput, link stability, suspend/resume, hot-plug).
- Exposure to USB Type‑C/PD, retimers, and/or Alt Modes (e.g., DisplayPort) is a plus.
- Familiarity with platform security boundaries relevant to USB (secure boot, firmware/OS boundaries, attack surface considerations).
- Experience with QEMU, virtual platforms, or emulation workflows used for early driver/test development.
- Exposure to CI/CD and automated validation (Python/shell test frameworks, dashboards, regressions) for continuous USB quality.
- What We Offer Build a RISC‑V MPU platform from the ground up and see it shipped in real products.
- End-to-end ownership across pre-silicon → FPGA → first silicon → production SDK releases.
- Work closely with CPU architects and SoC teams, your data drives decisions.
- We believe having a multicultural workplace enhances productivity, efficiency and innovation whilst our employees feel truly respected, valued and heard.
- As an affirmative employer, all qualified applicants are considered for employment regardless of age, ethnicity, marital status, citizenship, race, religion, political affiliation, gender, sexual orientation and medical and/or physical abilities.
- All offers of employment with GlobalFoundries are conditioned upon the successful completion of background checks, medical screenings as applicable and subject to the respective local laws and regulations.
- Information about our benefits you can find here: https://gf.com/about-us/careers/opportunities-asia
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