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FirmLogix is seeking senior Android and Windows 7 Graphics low-level system software developers.

Contractors should have following skills and experience:

Android Developer

• Serious driver experience(duh) with a good chunk of that Linux
• New hardware bring up experience
• Able to read C++ code well (Android middleware is C++)
• Demonstrated ability to dive into a huge pile of code, quickly figure out what's probably irrelevant and drill down in the right place
• Has worked closely with hardware designers before
• Nice to have: know how to use jtag debugger and that sort of tool
• Has embedded experience
• Has in depth knowledge of some relevant SoC: OMAP, Snapdragon, whatever Intel Atom.
• Understands well - at least one highly layered driver stack(USB, SCSI, dss2, and so on)
• Has "Git-r-Done" attitude and, at least for this project, avoids "cs research" like bunny rabbits avoid coyotes.

Windows 7 Graphics Developer

• Understanding of PC & Windows OS architecture
• C++ object-oriented design & development (BSc/BASc: 5..7 yrs; MSc/MASc: 3..5 yrs; PhD: 1+ yr)
• Win 7 or Vista kernel mode driver development (2..3 yrs)
• Windows 7 or Vista kernel-mode graphics driver development (1..2 yrs)
• Windows 7 or Vista user-mode graphics driver development (2..3 yrs)
• WDM (Windows Driver Model) development (not specifically for graphics) (3..5 yrs)
• Use of software debuggers such as WinDbg (2..3 yrs)
• Design & programming of operating system threads in a Win-x86 architecture in both kernel & user modes (2..3 yrs)
• PC and/or embedded system performance analysis and optimization
• Nice to have: OpenGL experience.

No Rock Stars need apply.

Please e-mail your resume to: mwarren@firmlogix.com

 

 

 

 

NEWS...NEWS...NEWS

FirmLogix recently completed third party Windows 7® WHQL testing using Microsoft® Driver Test Manager (DTM) in support of TASER’s successful product launch of the TASER(r) X3(tm).

The X3, which is capable of firing three cartridges without reloading, is the first new handheld ECD by TASER International since the introduction of the TASER(r) X26(tm) ECD in 2003.

The X3 uses a revolutionary Pulse Calibration System(tm) to constantly monitor and calibrate electrical output to provide more consistent effects on the target and to provide enhanced safety over the current proven and widely accepted TASER(r) technology.

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FirmLogix has recently completed development of a custom CP210x USB to UART Bridge Virtual COM Port (VCP) MacOS X and Linux device driver for Silicon Laboratories, an industry leader in 8-bit mixed-signal microcontrollers.

These CP210x USB to UART VCP device drivers enable device operation as a Virtual COM Port to facilitate host communication with CP210x products. A Windows CE version is currently underway.

Visit us again soon for an update on another successful project!