Lead and manage the Windows Drivers engineering team across the full software lifecycle. Drive technical direction for a Windows driver ecosystem, apply deep Windows OS expertise, execute product-oriented strategy, and provide strong leadership to deliver high-quality solutions at Arm.
Director of Software Engineering - Windows Drivers
We are seeking an experienced and innovative Director of Software Engineering to lead our Windows Drivers team. As a leader, you will lead the full life cycle of software solutions of a Windows Drivers ecosystem. The ideal candidate will have a deep technical background in Microsoft Windows OS, strong leadership skills, and the ability to execute on a product oriented strategy in a fast-paced environment. Based in Seattle, US, this is an opportunity to join a multifaceted, collaborative, and driven team, and provides a genuine opportunity to craft the best outcomes for Arm.
We are seeking an experienced and innovative Director of Software Engineering to lead our Windows Drivers team. As a leader, you will lead the full life cycle of software solutions of a Windows Drivers ecosystem. The ideal candidate will have a deep technical background in Microsoft Windows OS, strong leadership skills, and the ability to execute on a product oriented strategy in a fast-paced environment. Based in Seattle, US, this is an opportunity to join a multifaceted, collaborative, and driven team, and provides a genuine opportunity to craft the best outcomes for Arm.
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