Intel silicon enables automotive tier one suppliers to assemble next-gen SDC (Software Defined Cockpit) solutions comprised of Digital Instrument Cluster, In-vehicle Infotainment (IVI), Rear Seat Entertainment, and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Traditionally, each of these components would have been implemented and executed on an independent SoC. Intel Automotive Hypervisor technology enables an auto manufacturer to execute all the components on the same SoC, utilizing platform virtualization as a method to share critical resources and separate safety critical code portions of the platform from non-safety critical.
In this project, you will work with open source community, and you can learn much in software testing/development, also you'll have a good chance to touch the cutting-edge Linux & Virtualization technologies. Hope you can learn a lot and have fun! If you're interested in Virtualization, Hypervisor, Software testing & development, please join us!

Qualifications

Qualifications:
- Familiar with Linux/Unix programming environment and command line.
- Good at one or more programming languages (e.g. Shell, Python, C).
- Use experience for hypervisor, virtual machine (e.g. KVM, Xen) is a good plus.
- Software testing knowledge or passion for testing is a good plus.
- Operation system knowledge is another plus.
- Hardware knowledge is also a plus.
- Can work at least 4 days per week. (The more, the better)

The Intel Software and Services Group (SSG) connects Intel to the worldwide software community. SSG strives to bring competitive advantage to Intel platforms by helping independent software vendors, operating system developers, OEMs, channel members and systems integrators deliver exceptional customer value and achieve differentiation on Intel® processor technologies. SSG provides global leadership to the software community through its technical expertise, industry enabling activities, and developer products and programs.