2 days ago
Cupertino, CA, USAMid Level
H1B sponsor
Base Salary
$109k - $219k/yr
Responsibilities
- Develop and bring up firmware for new 802.11 wireless access point hardware.
- Design and implement high-performance wireless and wired networking device drivers.
- Perform BSP, board, and kernel-module development across the embedded software stack.
- Collaborate with hardware engineers to define new products.
- Partner with data analytics, machine learning, and data science teams on adaptive wireless networks.
- Work with customers and product managers to resolve issues and deliver new features.
- Identify opportunities to create customer value through technical innovation.
Requirements
- At least one year of software development experience in the networking industry.
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or a related field.
- Strong proficiency in C programming.
- Deep experience with Linux kernel and operating-system development.
- Ability to work across bootloader, device-driver, kernel, and user-space layers.
- Understanding of 802.11/Wi-Fi and wired networking protocols.
- Strong knowledge of ARM CPU architecture.
- Preferred experience with Python, Go, assembly, Broadcom, QCA, MediaTek wireless drivers, 802.11ac/ax/be, Wi-Fi fast roaming, security protocols, secure system design, and collaboration with machine-learning or data-science teams.
Benefits
- Hybrid work arrangement averaging two days per week from an HPE office in Sunnyvale or Cupertino, California.
- Health and wellbeing benefits for employees and their families.
- Personal and professional development programs supporting career growth.
- Inclusive workplace and accessibility accommodations for qualified applicants.
About HPE
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) builds enterprise IT infrastructure and services, including servers, storage, networking (Aruba), and hybrid edge-to-cloud platforms like HPE GreenLake for businesses and public-sector organizations. Formed in 2015 after Hewlett-Packard’s split, HPE is headquartered in Houston, Texas and trades on the NYSE. It sells hardware, software, and subscription-based managed cloud services to help customers run workloads across data centers, colocation, and public clouds.