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cache-subsystem jobs in San Diego

$141,300 – $211,900 · Posted 8 days ago

Staff Windows Developer role focused on debugger development and Windows-on-Snapdragon embedded systems. Requires strong C/C++ programming skills, Windows kernel debugging experience (WinDbg), ARM/SoC debugging expertise, and deep OS internals knowledge.… The role involves end-to-end product lifecycle work including requirements gathering, design, development, and cross-team coordination to bring up and support Windows on Snapdragon chipsets.

San DiegoLast seen 6 days ago
$117,800 – $176,600 · Posted 11 days ago

Senior Windows OS Drivers Developer Engineer at Qualcomm developing drivers and OS-level software for Windows on Snapdragon devices. The role requires embedded Windows software expertise, deep OS kernel knowledge (Windows/Linux), and strong C/C++ programming skills, with hands-on debugging of ARM SoCs using tools like WinDbg and JTAG.… Responsibilities include gathering requirements, designing features, debugging complex system issues, and coordinating across internal and external teams to support the full product lifecycle.

San DiegoLast seen 9 days ago
$94,200 – $141,200 · Posted 1 month ago

Windows driver developer role on Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform, responsible for designing and developing drivers and embedded software across the Windows-on-Snapdragon product lifecycle. Requires strong C/C++ and Python skills, deep understanding of OS concepts (Windows/Linux kernel), ARM architecture, and hands-on embedded systems debugging.… Will collaborate across internal and external teams to triage issues, support chipset bring-up, and optimize system performance on ARM-based SoCs.

San DiegoLast seen 8 days ago
$108,300 – $162,500 · Posted 1 month ago

Senior Display and Graphics Software Engineer supporting Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform and embedded Linux systems. The role focuses on device driver programming, display/graphics software stack debugging, kernel optimization, and direct customer support and training.… Requires strong C/C++ programming, JTAG debugging, understanding of display/GPU technologies, Linux kernel internals, and microprocessor architecture. Travel to customer sites and Qualcomm offices is required.

San DiegoLast seen 1 month ago