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Software Engineer / Development Lead (PlayStation Subsystems & Manufacturing Software)

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Develop low-level subsystem and manufacturing software that supports PlayStation from power-on through game execution. Work across requirements analysis, design, implementation, evaluation, and integration, or lead development activities. Scope includes system controllers, application processors, and software for design evaluation and manufacturing inspection, supporting startup, control, reliability, and manufacturing quality.

Required qualifications include software development experience in C/C++; experience with device drivers or embedded systems, control software using real-time OS or Linux, or firmware and microcontroller software; and foundational knowledge of SoC and CPU architecture, including understanding hardware behavior and reading specifications. Preferred experience includes product prototyping or mass production, evaluation software or manufacturing systems, and leading software development teams. English ability and candidate preferences may be considered for assignment scope; overseas collaboration may involve reading English documents and communicating through email and chat.

Job details

Location
tokyo
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
Japanese
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-24
Category
Software & IT

About Sony Interactive Entertainment

Sony Interactive Entertainment is the Sony division behind the PlayStation console, network and first-party game studios.

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Company details

Size
Enterprise
Founded
2016
HQ
San Mateo, California, USA
Employees
1,001–5,000
Industry
Video Games
Parent
Sony Group Corporation

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