Embedded Linux Developer
Регион: Санкт-Петербург Требуемый опыт работы: Более 1 года Предполагаемый уровень месячного дохода:
от 1 500
до 2 000
USD
COMTEK International, a US consulting company with over 10 years experience in Information Technologies, is looking for an Embedded Linux Developer for our St. Petersburg branch.
Обязанности: Responsible for the development of new features and maintaining the existing code for the product, bug fixing. Involved into requirements gathering, design and estimation of required work. Unit test creation and execution for the functionality.
Tребования:
Required Experience: at least 2 years
Experience in:
Applications development using C/C++ Experience with Linux Kernel, device drivers, multi-process / multithreaded applications Work experience with embedded systems and embedded applications development Working in a mature process environment Required skills: C/C++, ASM, Visual Studio and other IDEs. Linux Kernel, device drivers. Ability to quickly understand existing code and write clean, easily maintainable code. Embedded specifics – embedded hardware architectures. Knowledge of how the build tools, debugger and IDE work and interact with one another. Desired skills: CodeWarrior embedded development systems. ARM, PPC architecture programming or other Freescale microcontrollers and other Freescale products. Experience with hardware bring-up. Experience with multicore, processor debug features. Taking part in debugger, OS and build tools development. ELF/DWARF file format. Knowledge of JTAG, BDM. Experience working with RTOSes. Any experience with perl, python, tcl, or other scripting language would be helpful. Work experience with communications protocols. Quick learner and at least intermediate English. Условия:
Location: St. Petersburg, Russia Compensation: based upon communication skills and experience from 00 to 00 per month If you are interested in this position please send your detailed resume or CV in English (in Word format) . Please add in a subject line of your email “DevLinux”
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