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Metro location, mid-level experience band, and broadly titled software engineer role increase applicant competition moderately.
Specialized AAOS/HAL and automotive system integration skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 3–6 years plus mandatory AAOS, HAL, Kotlin, AOSP, and embedded Linux requirements raise strictness.
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Develop and enhance Android Automotive OS (AAOS) features using Kotlin, including application and framework-level components.
Integrate and customize Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) interfaces for automotive hardware, collaborating with framework, BSP, and hardware teams for end-to-end system integration.
Debug and optimize Android-based automotive systems focusing on performance, responsiveness, and stability while ensuring adherence to Android architecture and automotive standards.
3 to 6 years of experience in Android development with strong focus on Kotlin.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electronics and Communication Engineering, or Electrical and Electronics Engineering (BE/B.Tech).
Hands-on experience with Android Automotive OS (AAOS) and exposure to HAL integration.
Experience debugging with ADB, logcat, proficiency with AOSP and Android build system.
Experienced Android developer proficient in Kotlin with a strong understanding of Android architecture and system-level development.
Familiarity with embedded Linux systems and automotive-specific Android services, emphasizing integration between software and automotive hardware layers.
Capable of working effectively in cross-functional automotive product teams within a fast-paced environment focusing on next-generation in-vehicle infotainment platforms.