AMD Hiring Another Mesa/RadeonSI Driver Developer, Changes for Linux 4.21
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AMD Is Hiring Another Mesa/RadeonSI Driver Developer
AMD is hiring another open-source Linux graphics driver developer with a focus on the Mesa/RadeonSI driver stack.
There is a new job posting for a Senior Software Development Engineer with a focus on open-source graphics. This job role will be working on their open-source graphics driver, work on driver bring-up, debug issues, improve driver performance, coordinate with Linux distributions, and engage with the open-source graphics development community. I've been able to confirm with AMD that this is focused on their Mesa/RadeonSI driver as opposed to say just their AMDGPU kernel driver.
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AMD Stages Latest Radeon/AMDGPU Changes For Linux 4.21 Kernel
AMD has posted their initial set of AMDGPU driver changes slated to go into the future Linux 4.21 kernel by way of DRM-Next.
This is the first of likely two or three feature pull requests to DRM-Next for staging until the Linux 4.21 kernel cycle kicks off in the final days of 2018 or early 2019.
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