Audio System Development Engineer, Silicon and Systems Group

Amazon Lab126 is an inventive research and development company that designs and engineer’s high-profile consumer electronics. Lab126 began in 2004 as a subsidiary of <Amazon.com>, Inc., originally creating the best-selling Kindle family of products. Since then, we have produced ground-breaking devices like Fire tablets, Fire TV and Amazon <Echo.Work> hard. Have fun. Make history.We are looking for an Embedded System Development Engineer- to help design, develop, integrate our next generation <devices.In> this role you will work with customers, system architects, program managers and hardware engineers to design, implement, troubleshoot, fix kernel drivers, Audio SW, BSP for our next generation <devices.You> will be responsible for the development of real-time embedded firmware and embedded Linux software that implements audio features.Key job responsibilitiesIf you have one or more of the below skills, then this job is for you:- Exposure to ALSA / Pulse Audio - Exposure to Audio software stack on Android/QNX/proprietary OS including Audio Flinger, Audio HAL- Exposure to ARM, DSP architectures- Exposure to Dolby MS12 / DTS/ MPEG-TS- Exposure to Audio/Video Sync- Exposure to STB / DTV audio systems- Working knowledge of Oscilloscope, Logic Analyzer, and Audio Tools including Audio Precision Key job responsibilitiesIn this role, you will:- Develop audio software that runs on ARM/DSP using Bare metal, Linux and other high level OSes- Optimization and porting audio and speech processing algorithms- Integration of vendor hardware and software stacks- Tune hardware for highest audio performance and lowest noiseAbout the teamAmazon Lab126 is an inventive research and development company that designs and engineer’s high-profile consumer electronics. Lab126 began in 2004 as a subsidiary of <Amazon.com>, Inc., originally creating the best-selling Kindle family of products. Since then, we have produced ground-breaking devices like Fire tablets, Fire TV and Amazon Echo.