interrupt-handling jobs in San Diego

Lead system-level validation strategy and test content development for Qualcomm's next-generation AI accelerator platform, spanning emulation and silicon phases. Own bare-metal software development, hardware–software integration, and multi-processor system testing with focus on concurrency, clock/power management, and low-level hardware interfaces.…See more Debug complex SoCs with limited visibility, support pre-silicon (simulation, emulation, FPGA) and post-silicon bring-up, and lead geographically distributed engineering teams to deliver high-quality validation solutions at scale.

Design, develop, and optimize Windows camera drivers and imaging solutions on Qualcomm Snapdragon platforms, including kernel-mode and user-mode drivers, camera frameworks, image signal processing, and AI-enhanced features. Collaborate with OEMs, hardware teams, silicon engineers, and Microsoft to deliver high-quality camera experiences.…See more Lead camera sensor bring-up, debug complex system and hardware issues across the camera stack, and mentor junior engineers while influencing architecture decisions.

Staff or Senior Staff Engineer responsible for system software development on MediaTek SoC platforms, including platform board bring-up, driver development for Windows/Android/Linux, and hands-on debugging of customer issues. Requires 10+ years of C/C++ and SoC system software experience, deep knowledge of peripheral buses and OS internals, and expertise in power optimization and performance analysis.…See more Will manage multiple concurrent tasks, coordinate with customers and support teams, and provide on-site technical support.

Senior Staff Software Engineer leading technical strategy and architecture for networking software solutions at Qualcomm. Requires 7+ years of embedded software, systems software, or device driver development experience with deep C programming expertise and Linux kernel internals knowledge.…See more Will own technical execution plans, lead cross-functional engineering teams, influence product direction, and mentor engineers while balancing performance, scalability, reliability, and long-term roadmap requirements.