who is passionate about building and optimizing the software that powers Wi-Fi chipsets. In this role, you will work on low-level software including Linux kernel drivers and embedded firmware for Wi-Fi SoCs. You'll play a critical role in enabling high-performance wireless networking on next-generation devices.
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and maintain
Linux kernel drivers
for Wi-Fi chipsets.
Develop and debug
embedded firmware
for Wi-Fi SoCs using
Embedded C
.
Work with
hostapd
and
wpa_supplicant
to implement access point and client features.
Analyze and optimize
Wi-Fi performance
(throughput, latency, power consumption).
Port and integrate WLAN software to embedded platforms (ARM, MIPS, Qualcomm, Broadcom, Realtek, MediaTek, etc.).
Debug issues using tools like
Wireshark
,
tcpdump
, and
kernel logging/debugging tools
.
Collaborate with hardware, platform, and network teams to ensure stable and robust wireless connectivity.
Required Skills & Experience:
Strong programming skills in
C
and Embedded C*. 3 to 7 years of hands-on experience in
Linux kernel driver development
.
Experience developing or debugging
firmware for Wi-Fi chipsets
.
In-depth knowledge of
Wi-Fi protocols
and
IEEE 802.11 standards
(802.11n/ac/ax/be -- Wi-Fi 4/5/6/7).
Experience with
hostapd
,
wpa_supplicant
, and
wireless networking tools
.
Familiarity with
cross-compilation
,
OpenWrt
, and embedded build systems.
Experience in performance tuning and power optimization for wireless systems.
Experience with