Arm Budapest Software team is looking for a highly motivated software engineer to join Arm’s Software teams. Positions are in various teams working on projects across the software stack – firmware, operating systems, device drivers, compilers and runtimes, middleware, etc.

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If you are passionate about:

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• Developing high quality, high-performance software for Arm’s advanced architectures, CPUs, system IP, and integrated sub-systems
• How the firmware and OS interact, and the responsibilities of the firmware
• The challenges of bringing up a new development board
• Exploring the complexities of system architecture and its effect on performance

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Then this challenge could be the next step on your career path.

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About The Team:

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The Software group is responsible for developing and improving the software ecosystem around Arm's next generation of applications processors. This frequently means working with processors and other hardware technology not yet available to the public. We work on a range of development platforms, software-models, FPGAs and early silicon, sometimes many months/years before the processors are available in real products.

Team is a multi-site team of Software Engineers who all share a passion for wanting to stamp their mark on the future of computing, wherever it may lead. In case you are similarly passionate about groundbreaking technologies, then we want to hear from you!

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What you could be doing as a Graduate?

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Graduates work alongside experienced engineers as part of a development team at Arm’s offices in Budapest. Graduates have a mentor and work on tasks that feed into supporting existing projects as well as exploring and prototyping ideas for the future. Graduates also receive mentorship and support from other team members and have the chance to work across all aspects of the software life cycle.

Tasks vary by team need and are continuously updated to reflect priorities, interns typically work on investigating the feasibility of ideas, extending specific features, comparative analysis of multiple potential solutions and analysing root causes of reported behaviours. Most of the positions will give you the opportunity to upstream your code into an Open Source project.

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We are looking for individuals who:

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Hold (or are on track to hold) a University degree by the programme start date. This can be Bachelors, Masters or PhD with relevant experience.

• A real passion for computing that goes way beyond your studies
• A creative and structured approach to problem-solving
• Comfortable communicating within a small team in English
• A desire for learning and self-improvement
• Excellent C/C++ skills; assembly skills are desirable
• Familiarity with performance optimisations and how the CPU and Systems architecture impacts software performance
• Awareness of the details of CPU architecture (pipelines, caches, MMUs, Interrupt Controllers, timers)
• Knowledge of at least one CPU architecture

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Qualities that will help your application stand out:

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• Open Source project interaction or contribution
• Operating system kernel or device drivers
• Compilation technology, JIT (Just In Time) compilers and Runtime...
• Android, ChromeOS, RedHat, Debian internals/middleware development
• Linux development
• Experience with Zephyr, FreeRTOS, other RTOS
• Embedded devices, and programming beyond using a microcontroller
• Hands on experience with hardware and software debuggers
• Knowledge of other languages, such as shell, Rust, Python, Java
• Any assembly
• Any testing and/or verification knowledge
• Experience with any automation, DevOps and CI/CD tools and frameworks

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Additional Information:

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We encourage early applications as we review them on a first come/first served basis. Please apply as soon as you feel ready.

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