BSP Stability Staff Engineer - Customer Engineering Team
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Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Own and drive triage, root-cause analysis, and resolution of system stability issues (crashes, hangs, resets) across QNX and HGY platforms for automotive IVI, ADAS, and FLEX segments.
Serve as the primary technical point for automotive customer stability issues, collaborating with internal teams and OEM/Tier-1 partners globally to improve system MTBF and support production milestones.
Provide technical leadership by mentoring engineers, defining debugging methodologies, and advancing automation tools for stability testing and diagnostics.
Minimum Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or related field with 4+ years of software applications engineering or embedded systems experience; OR Master's with 3+ years; OR PhD with 2+ years.
At least 2 years of programming experience in C, C++, Java, Python or similar embedded/real-time languages.
Minimum 1 year hands-on debugging experience of system stability issues including crashes, panics, watchdog resets on embedded platforms.
Strong skills in QNX OS architecture and debugging, Linux kernel debugging, multi-OS hypervisor stack knowledge, and 3+ years of customer-facing technical support experience.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced Staff-level engineer with proven ownership of platform stability in production automotive programs involving Snapdragon Automotive chipsets.
Deep expertise in QNX and Gunyah hypervisor platforms including BSP drivers, inter-VM communication, and complex system stability debugging.
Comfortable leading cross-functional technical teams and interfacing directly with global automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers on high-impact stability issues.
