Embedded Developer

About Company :

They balance innovation with an open, friendly culture and the backing of a long-established parent company, known for its ethical reputation. We guide customers from what's now to what's next by unlocking the value of their data and applications to solve their digital challenges, achieving outcomes that benefit both business and society.

About Client:

Our client is a global digital solutions and technology consulting company headquartered in Mumbai, India. The company generates annual revenue of over $4.29 billion (35,517 crore), reflecting a 4.4% year-over-year growth in USD terms. It has a workforce of around 86,000 professionals operating in more than 40 countries and serves a global client base of over 700 organizations.

Our client operates across several major industry sectors, including Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI), Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT), Healthcare & Life Sciences, and Manufacturing & Consumer. In the past year, the company achieved a net profit of $553.4 million (4,584.6 crore), marking a 1.4% increase from the previous year. It also recorded a strong order inflow of $5.6 billion, up 15.7% year-over-year, highlighting growing demand across its service lines.

Key focus areas include Digital Transformation, Enterprise AI, Data & Analytics, and Product Engineeringreflecting its strategic commitment to driving innovation and value for clients across industries.

Job Title: Device Driver Developer

Location: Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai

Experience: 5+ yrs

Job Type: Contract to hire(Min 1+ yr)

Notice Period: Immediate joiners

Job Description:

This is a Device Driver Developer role for embedded systems and Linux environments. The candidate will work on writing and debugging low-level drivers for hardware components and ensure smooth interaction between hardware and software.

Key Skills & Responsibilities

1. Programming Expertise

• C and Assembly: Strong command of C for system-level programming and assembly for hardware-near tasks.
• Low-Level System Programming: Includes memory management, synchronization, IPC (Inter-Process Communication), and socket programming.

1. Driver Development

• Ability to write drivers for SPI, I2C, PCIe, and character devices.
• Understanding Top/Bottom half concepts (interrupt handling in Linux drivers).

1. Linux Kernel Knowledge

• Familiarity with Linux kernel architecture, device driver framework, and kernel modules.

1. Hardware Interaction

• Basic knowledge of hardware design principles: registers, interrupts, memory addressing.
• Ability to read board schematics, reference manuals, and use tools like JTAG and logic analyzers for debugging.

1. Embedded Systems

• Understanding embedded systems concepts and development methodologies.

1. Debugging Skills

• Expertise in tools like GDB for analyzing driver behavior and troubleshooting.

1. Soft Skills

• Strong logical, analytical, and communication skills.