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Mid-level metro role with some brand recognition but niche kernel/BSP skill reduces competition.
Specialized BSP and kernel expertise limits cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 5–8 years plus mandatory kernel, BSP, boot-chain and driver skills make filters strict.
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Develop Linux kernel and device drivers focusing on board bring-up and embedded system integration.
Modify device tree, integrate subsystems, and debug to ensure firmware validation and stable operation.
Perform testing and diagnostics using tools like adb, fastboot, QXDM, and manage boot chain and memory aspects.
5 to 8 years of experience in board bring-up, kernel, and driver development.
Proficiency in Linux kernel and driver experience with C/C++ programming skills.
Experience with debugging tools (adb, fastboot) and exposure to CI pipelines.
Relevant engineering degree; must work full-time onsite 5 days a week.
Experienced BSP engineer with deep expertise in Linux kernel, device drivers, and embedded systems boot flow.
Familiar with camera/display BSP, memory management (DMA, SMMU/IOMMU), firmware loading, and peripheral protocols (I2C, SPI, PCIe).
Comfortable with advanced debugging, diagnostics tools, and potentially virtualization and power management knowledge.