2 of 2 Open Source Development Jobs in Cambridgeshire

As a member of the Automotive Software Ecosystem team you will have the opportunity to build upon your existing background, knowledge and expertise of using software development tools, open-source and commercial ecosystem projects, e.g. Virtual Platform technologies, Linux, Android, and Automotive open-source projects. This position will work with … Arm's ecosystem partners to enable both commercial and open-source implementations and optimizations of key software system components to drive the development of extraordinary system software for ARM based hardware and software platforms catering to the automotive segment. This system software will serve as a reference for futuristic ARM based automotive central compute … Arm lines of business to leverage use-cases, sample applications, enablement for Automotive. Ensure data privacy, security, and ethical considerations in all data initiatives. Required Experience: Experience in open-source or commercial firmware. Experience in Linux or Android Application development. Experience in developing software written preferably in C. Expertise in debugging and optimizing complex software systems. More ❯

At lowRISC we believe that open source development can transform the semiconductor industry. To help achieve this vision of production-ready, commercial-grade chips and silicon building blocks, we employ a software team with a wide range of skills. Our software engineers work across the full software stack, from firmware and toolchains that interact … based in Zurich. Our Ibex CPU and OpenTitan Root of Trust projects have been taken to production silicon, partnering with world-leading organisations including Google and Rivos, combining open-source approaches with best-practice chip design methodologies. Requirements Solid experience with C or Rust. Strong algorithmic and problem solving skills. A degree in Computer Science or … CI/CD for embedded or systems software. A good understanding of compilers and linkers; experience with LLVM is a plus. Good knowledge of Linux. Experience contributing to open source projects. Higher degree levels and academic research experience are highly valued. Benefits Benefits include a generous employer pension contribution (up to 12.5% subject to an employee More ❯