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Job Description
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Develop and debug Linux kernel, device drivers, and subsystems for automotive BSP (Board Support Package).
Support board bring-up activities including device tree modification and firmware validation.
Perform testing, troubleshooting, and integration tasks with a focus on camera/display and boot chain components.
Minimum Requirements
5 to 8 years of experience in Linux kernel, driver development, and board bring-up.
Proficiency in C/C++ programming and debugging tools such as adb, fastboot.
Experience with BSP topics including boot flow, memory management (DMA, SMMU/IOMMU), and peripheral protocols (I2C, SPI, PCIe).
Mandatory onsite work from office with in-person collaboration, no remote option mentioned.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Strong expertise in low-level firmware diagnostics with tools like QXDM, ramdump, and advanced debugging (dmesg, crash dumps).
Background working with automotive or embedded systems BSP, especially related to camera/display and boot chain (PBL/XBL, fastboot, EDL).
Familiarity with CI pipelines and exposure to virtualization or power management are advantageous but not mandatory.