Develop Linux BSP solutions for vehicle mobile applications, focusing on kernel development, board bring-up, and kernel driver development.
Company Description
Should have worked on Vehicle Mobile Application, connecting mobile device in Vehicles, Bluetooth ,BLE, OATH etc
Job DescriptionJob Title: Linux BSP Developer
Location: Burlingame CA
Duration: Long Term
Requirement :
JD
Kernel - Developer Engineer
Skill
Linux, C, C++
Mandatory
Board Bring Up
Mandatory
Kernel
Mandatory
BSP , Android HAL/HIDL
Mandatory
Kernel Driver - Development
Mandatory
Automated Unit Testing
Optional
Role
Individual Contributor, Requirement Analysis ,Design/Development, Bug Fixing, Unit Testing
Experience
6+ Years
Work mode
From Office – 5 days a week
Additional Information
Vehicle Infotainment Systems Exp must Previous, Automotive domain experience
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