ISP Silicon Validation Engineer

Google is seeking an ISP Silicon Validation Engineer to join their Image Signal Processor (ISP) Silicon Validation team. This role is crucial in developing and executing software tests for the ISP used in Google Tensor, which is a fundamental component of the Pixel camera experience. The position involves working with various environments from bare metal to embedded Linux, across platforms ranging from FPGA emulation to post-silicon hardware.

The role combines hardware and software expertise, requiring strong skills in silicon validation and programming. You'll be working on cutting-edge technology that directly impacts Google's consumer products, particularly the camera systems in Pixel devices. The position offers competitive compensation ($132,000-$189,000) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong background in computer architecture and silicon validation who wants to work on innovative consumer technology. You'll be collaborating with various teams, supporting production software teams in development and debug collaborations, and contributing to Google's direct-to-consumer products.

The ideal candidate should have at least 3 years of silicon validation experience, strong programming skills in C/C++, Python, or Bash, and a deep understanding of computer architecture. Experience with software development tools, hardware debug tools, and familiarity with hardware accelerators for camera or multimedia systems would be particularly valuable.

Working at Google means being part of a team that pushes boundaries and develops custom silicon solutions powering future Google products. You'll have the opportunity to shape next-generation hardware experiences while working with state-of-the-art technology and contributing to products used by millions of people worldwide.