Sr Windows Developer - Debugger - PC Compute

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. is seeking a talented Senior Windows Developer to join their PC Compute team as a Debugger specialist. This role presents an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology at the intersection of Windows and Qualcomm's innovative hardware solutions.

The position requires a strong background in Windows kernel and driver development, with particular emphasis on debugging capabilities. As part of the Self-Host Team, you'll play a crucial role in developing and testing features for Windows-on-Snapdragon product lines, working with various aspects including performance, camera, USB, and display functionalities.

Key responsibilities include managing and analyzing large data sets, coordinating with both internal and external teams, and applying advanced debugging techniques to resolve complex software issues. The ideal candidate should possess excellent analytical skills and demonstrate proficiency in programming languages such as C, C++, Java, and Python.

The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $111,300 to $166,900, along with comprehensive benefits including medical insurance, dental coverage, vision care, and opportunities for equity through RSU grants. Qualcomm provides an environment conducive to professional growth through continuous learning programs, mentorship opportunities, and education reimbursement.

Working at Qualcomm means being at the forefront of technology innovation, collaborating with industry experts, and contributing to products that impact millions of users worldwide. The company maintains a strong focus on work-life balance and professional development, making it an ideal place for talented developers looking to advance their careers.

The position is based in San Diego, California, where you'll work alongside some of the brightest minds in the industry. You'll be part of a team that values innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence, while working on projects that push the boundaries of what's possible in Windows-based computing on Qualcomm's platforms.