Linux Validation Engineer

Intel is part of a complex transformation process, integrating and developing—at a fast pace—new technologies to unleash the potential of data. At the same time, we need different ways of thinking and working to achieve this transformation. We want to be customer-obsessed, results-driven, and totally fearless, operating with transparency in everything we do. Intel Romania is expanding and growing its team, all while developing the latest technologies and contributing to different strategic areas of Intel technologies and products.

-Experience and Skills
-Strong Linux (Gentoo and Chrome OS preferred) skills
-Experience with Linux scripting (Python preferred, Ruby and Perl ok)
-Proven proficiency in C and C++
-Experience with Linux build tools (Jenkins or BuildBot preferred)
-Proven proficiency with source control and code review tools (Git/Gerrit preferred)
-Skilled in git patch manipulation and rebasing
-Experience submitting patches, reviewing patches, submitting bug reports, and writing convincing arguments to get your patches or bugs accepted
-Ability to review logs, and take appropriate corrective action, providing root cause analysis
-Ability to assist in writing or maintaining documentation
-Working knowledge of Wiki pages
-Rapid ramping and learning of new technologies or components
-Good verbal and written communication skills

-Great Additional Skills
-ChromeOS/ChromiumOS development/QA experience
-Knowledge of the GNU compiler toolchain including the use of cross compilers
-Experience building Android apps including those using the NDK and JNI
-Chrome browser development/QA experience
-Experience contributing to the Linux kernel
-Experience writing OpenGL applications

The Intel Open Source Technology Center (OTC) Chrome OS Validation team is looking for skilled software validation engineers to join a growing and high energy team and contribute in an Open Source environment. As a Linux Validation Engineer, you will be performing validation duties that may span the entire Linux and Chrome OS stack, including the Linux kernel and drivers, Freon, Mesa, OpenGL, media codecs, and the Chrome browser itself. You will research requirements, write and execute test cases, write automation scripts, create and report on quality metrics, and collaborate closely with Open Source driver maintainers.