Senior GPU Driver Engineer

Us Tech Solutions; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

US Tech Solutions in San Jose, CA seeks a seasoned software engineer to enhance and maintain graphics drivers at production level. You will work closely with multiple engineering teams to implement GPU driver features and debug issues for current and upcoming hardware generations.

The role requires strong C/C++ skills, OO design, and extensive experience in device driver development, with OpenCL/CUDA and DirectX/D3D exposure. Collaboration and performance optimization are key.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, CS or similar with software focus.
• Proficient in C/C++, strong OO design and debugging skills.
• 5–7 years of software engineering in enterprise environments.
• Experience in device driver development or hardware-near programming.
• Experience with OpenCL/CUDA, OpenGL, or DirectX (D3D) and GPU programming.
• Able to analyze performance and optimize low-level software.
• Strong communication and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Enhance and maintain production-grade graphics drivers.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to implement features and fix issues in GPU drivers.
• Validate GPU features for new hardware generations.

Skills

C/C++ programming

OO design

problem solving

technical communication

teamwork

debugging

performance analysis

parallel processing

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering/ Electrical Engineering/ Computer Science

Tools

OpenCL/CUDA

OpenGL

DirectX/D3D

GPU hardware programming

Job description

US Tech Solutions in San Jose, CA seeks a seasoned software engineer to enhance and maintain graphics drivers at production level. You will work closely with multiple engineering teams to implement GPU driver features and debug issues for current and upcoming hardware generations.

The role requires strong C/C++ skills, OO design, and extensive experience in device driver development, with OpenCL/CUDA and DirectX/D3D exposure. Collaboration and performance optimization are key.