Gpu Driver Applications Engineer - Cambridge, United Kingdom - ARM

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Job Overview:

The Arm GPU processors are a range of optimized, ground-up designs for graphics and machine learning acceleration, targeting smart phones, DTV, automotive and adjacent markets.

The solution consists of innovative optimized fixed-function and programmableengines that provide best-in-class performance within a constrained power envelope.

With a growing industry interest across all markets, we are expanding our customer support capability through Arm's Sales & Partner Enablement team (SPE).


We are looking for early and mid-career skilled Software Application Engineer to join an impactful and hard-working team working in an exciting and fast paced new field with customers.

Externally, you will provide support to enable customers in adoptionand integration of Arm's GPU technology into their SoC designs. Internally, you will engage with multiple GPU technology teams to reflect customers' voice into the product development work.

This customer facing engineering role can be based in Arm HQ Cambridge,UK or other Arm engineering centers in Europe or the US, such as Lund, Manchester, Raanana, Trondheim, Austin.


The successful applicant will also have the opportunities to spend some time each year updating their technical product knowledge co-working with Arm's IP design centres.


Required Skills and Experience:


  • Effective problem resolution, using a full suite of debug and performance analysis tools and techniques.
  • Software or firmware development in programming languages, such as C/C++/Java/Python.
  • Graphics/GPU software engineering.
  • OS kernel and Device Driver development and deployment experience with Android, Linux, Chrome or Windows system.
  • Excellent understanding of devices software stack and interaction with hardware layer in GPU architecture.

Personal requirements:


  • Enthusiastic and well driven about the technology and finding good solutions for solving customer issues.
  • Thrive working in highdemanding customer environments.
  • Proactive in obtaining engineering or management input, either Arm's or the customer's, to solve issues in a timely and accurate manner.
  • Motivated to schedule own workload, and plan tasks based on both internal and customer requirements.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, work well within a multinational team and with multinational customers. Excellent cultural awareness is essential.
  • Fast learning, must be willing to be flexible and accept new challenges.
  • Be able to travel globally (if international travel is permitted and safe).

"Nice To Have" Skills and Experience:

  • Experience with one or more of the following: microcontrollers, GPU, device drivers, SoC bring-up debugging, GPU power management, firmware, and hardware/software integration, Arm architecture, Arm assembler.
  • Knowledge of SoC architectures, Linux kernel based operating systems, hardware and OS level virtualization, Automotive grade safety/security, GPU core, Display technologies, Multimedia
  • Experience in GPU and/or Graphics APIs(such as EGL, OpenGL (ES), Vulkan, DirectX and OpenCL), including enhancement of GPU workloads
  • Knowledge in embedded systems and system bring up, especially on GPU firmware, GPU drivers and display / graphics subsystems. Experience integrating GPU drivers with the rest of the operating system, such as Android, kernel drivers or windowsystem integrationwill be preferred.

About working at Arm:
You will be working with a bunch of enthusiastic and brilliant colleagues.

At Arm, we are proud to have a set of behaviours that reflect our DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) culture and guide our decisions, defining how we work together to shape extraordinaryThese behaviours are assessed as part of the recruitment process: We not I, Passion for progress, Be your brilliant self.

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