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Job Description
The Future Technology Group here at PlayStation collaborates on exciting developments like this!
FTG's Cloud Gaming Platform enabled SONY AI to create SOPHY!
Staff Software Engineer (Linux Kernel)
Aliso Viejo, CA
At PlayStation, we're leading the revolution in cloud gaming as we push the boundaries of what's possible! Would you like to use your skills, time, and passion on meaningful projects that are building the future? We're looking for a Staff Software Engineer who loves designing and building innovative hardware and software, wants to make a difference, and enjoys working with creative, intelligent and collaborative teammates. If that sounds like you, come help us build world class technology capable of delivering fun and unique gaming experiences to millions of players!
As a Staff Software Engineer, you will be responsible for developing new Linux kernel drivers and features for servers and embedded hardware. You have a broad knowledge on Linux / BSD in addition to hardware technology including: CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs, storage and network. This role provides a healthy mix of production and R&D projects that ensures work is both fast-paced and rewarding.
Our ideal candidate is an engineer who enjoys facing new challenges and the sense of accomplishment from tackling them.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain Linux kernel drivers and features
Development of low-level system software
Troubleshooting performance and reliability issues at a global scale
Requirements
Upstreaming experience to the Linux kernel
B.S. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or 8+ years of relevant work experience
8+ years of relevant programming experience in C/C++
8+ years of experience in low-level Linux kernel and systems development
Ambiguity doesn’t scare you. You see it as an opportunity to define the future
Skills & Knowledge
Linux and/or FreeBSD kernel and systems development