<p><b>Job Description :<br/><br/></b>Looking for 3-5 years experienced Windows Device Driver Developer with strong C & C++ programming skills and in-depth knowledge of Windows driver development for Windows 11 and previous versions.
</p><p><br/></p><p>The role requires working with WDM and WDF frameworks and developing and debugging drivers for x86 / ARM64 architecture.
The candidate should also be comfortable with local and remote debugging.<br/><br/>The current requirement is to develop a Windows driver for an AI Accelerator card (NPU) for neural network processing.<br/><br/></p><p class=""><b>Responsibilities include :</b><br/><br/>- Design, develop, and debug Windows device drivers using WDM and WDF frameworks.<br/><br/>- Perform remote debugging and troubleshoot drivers effectively, utilizing tools to ensure high performance and stability.<br/><br/>- Collaborate with hardware teams to ensure proper integration and performance of drivers on given (x86_64/ARM64) architecture.<br/><br/>- Apply knowledge of system registers in ARM and handle other low-level architecture-specific tasks.<br/><br/><b>Skills Required :</b><br/><br/>- Proficiency in C and C++<br/><br/>- Strong experience with WDM, WDF, UMDF, KMDF<br/><br/>- Windows 11 driver development expertise<br/><br/>- Strong debugging skills, including remote debugging of Windows drivers<br/><br/>- Very strong in developing PCIe based Windows device drivers and well equipped, comfortable with PCIe protocol specifications.<br/><br/>- Ability to port the driver functionality, and features from other OS to Windows<br/><br/>- Good understanding of x86_64/ARM64 architecture and system registers<br/><br/>- Excellent problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and quality deliverables<br/><br/><b>Preferred experience :</b><br/><br/>- Previous experience working with cross-functional teams on HW & SW integration.<br/><br/>- Signing of kernel modules and deployment.<br/><br/>- Experience with version control systems (e.g., Git) and modern software development practices.<br/><br/>- Linux and/or other OS/RTOS device driver experience.</p> (ref:hirist.tech)