This offer is obsolete and is retained for reference only. Current offers are available on this page [1].
Add support for floating point operations in a formally proven microkernel.
ProvenCore, our formally proven microkernel, is designed to run in the TrustZone part of powerful ARM Cortex-A-powered System-on-Chips. These processors include advanced SIMD and vector floating point instructions through the usage of the NEON coprocessor.
As a Research & Development Engineer, you will interact with the team in charge of developing our embedded security solutions. More precisely, you will extend a secure operating system to allow secure applications to use floating point and vector arithmetic operations. In order to achieve this goal, you will have to:
You are currently completing a Master’s Degree or an equivalent degree. You have a significant experience of software development. You are rigorous, independent and have good interpersonal skills.
An interest in one or more of the following topics will be appreciated positively:
Previous experience with the following tools will help ensure that you can hit the ground running:
A good level of English is required.
All interns will receive the following benefits:
Are you interested in joining Prove & Run and becoming a key part of our team? If so, please check what it means to be an intern at Prove & Run [2], or apply right away [3]!
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[3] apply right away: http://www.provenrun.com/careers/how-to-apply/
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