graphics-drivers jobs in San Diego

Staff Software Engineer responsible for GPU driver development on Google Pixel devices, including kernel and user-space graphics driver stacks. Requires 8+ years of low-level systems programming (C++/C), 5+ years of device driver development, and 3+ years of technical leadership experience.…See more Role involves developing new GPU features, performance optimization, silicon bring-up, and providing technical direction to distributed teams across Android, Pixel, and Silicon organizations.

Senior Software Engineer role on Google's Pixel GPU driver team, responsible for developing and maintaining kernel and user-space graphics driver stacks. The position requires 5+ years of low-level systems programming in C/C++, 3+ years of device driver development interfacing software with hardware, 3+ years with embedded operating systems, and 1+ year of GPU architecture experience.…See more Candidates will develop new GPU features, optimize performance, bring up silicon, debug complex issues, and identify requirements for both software and hardware in Pixel products.

Design, architect, implement, and optimize GPU hardware, drivers, features, and tools at Qualcomm. Write performant code in C++, C, Python, and Perl across graphics and driver layers, maintain pre- and post-silicon test suites, and collaborate with cross-functional teams and external stakeholders to deliver GPU features and APIs.…See more Requires a strong graphics engineering background and ability to work with senior leadership.

Design, implement, and optimize GPU hardware, drivers, features, and tools at Qualcomm. Write code for graphics features and APIs using C++, C, Perl, and Python.…See more Maintain pre- and post-silicon tests to verify performance and collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve designs and identify deficiencies.

Staff Software Engineer role on Google's Pixel GPU driver team, requiring 8+ years of low-level systems programming in C++/C, 5+ years developing device drivers interfacing software with hardware, and 3+ years in software design, architecture, and technical leadership. The role involves developing kernel and user-space GPU driver stacks, optimizing GPU-accelerated applications, and leading a distributed team while advising on graphics hardware and software opportunities for Android and Pixel products.See more

Senior Software Engineer role on Google's Pixel GPU driver team, responsible for developing and maintaining kernel and user-space graphics driver stacks. Requires 5+ years of low-level systems programming in C++ or C, 3+ years of device driver development interfacing software with hardware, 3+ years with embedded operating systems, and 1+ year of GPU architecture experience.…See more The role involves developing new GPU features, optimizing performance, bringing silicon to production, debugging complex issues, and identifying future requirements for Pixel hardware.

Qualcomm seeks an experienced Staff Product Manager to define and drive the Linux platform roadmap across Snapdragon-based AI PCs, Edge AI systems, and enterprise computing solutions. The role spans product strategy, Linux distribution enablement, upstream kernel and driver strategy, and AI developer platform support.…See more You will gather customer and ecosystem requirements, create product roadmaps, collaborate with OEMs, ISVs, Linux distribution partners, and open-source communities to deliver optimized Linux experiences on Snapdragon platforms. Success requires translating market needs into platform requirements, managing cross-functional alignment across hardware, firmware, kernel, and AI software layers.

Senior GPU Software Engineer at Qualcomm will independently architect, design, implement, and optimize GPU drivers, graphics features, and applications. The role involves designing software tools and tests for graphics systems, performing pre- and post-silicon verification, and driving quality improvements to meet product performance targets.…See more The engineer will contribute significantly in design reviews and project meetings, with responsibility for moderately-defined to complex technical initiatives.