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Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Develop and maintain Linux kernel and device drivers for board support packages (BSP), including board bring-up and device tree modification.
Integrate and debug subsystems, validate firmware, perform testing, and address detailed debugging using tools like dmesg and crash dump.
Manage boot chain components and work on peripheral protocols (I2C, SPI, PCIe) to support in-vehicle infotainment and integrated technology platforms.
Minimum Requirements
5 to 8 years of professional experience in board bring-up, kernel, and driver development.
Proficiency in Linux kernel, device drivers, and C/C++ programming.
Experience with debugging tools (adb, fastboot, QXDM, ramdump) and familiarity with boot flow and boot chain (PBL/XBL, fastboot, EDL).
Relevant engineering degree; Work location requirement: In-office 5 days a week.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced in camera/display BSP and memory management (DMA, SMMU/IOMMU) for embedded systems in automotive contexts.
Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot complex firmware and driver issues leveraging diagnostics tools and detailed debugging.
Exposure to CI pipelines and possibly virtualization and advanced power management concepts.