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Senior Software Engineer - GHPM

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About Our Client

Our client is a leading technology and digital engineering company delivering innovative solutions across product engineering, digital transformation, cloud, IoT, AI, and automotive technologies. The organization works with global enterprises to build and develop technology products and platforms across various industries.

Job Description

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer with strong experience in Embedded Linux and Automotive systems. The role requires hands-on expertise in Linux Kernel, Device Drivers, BSP development, board bring-up, and low-level debugging.

Key Responsibilities & Requirements

  • 6–8 years of experience in Embedded/Automotive Linux development.
  • Strong hands-on experience in Linux Kernel and Device Driver development.
  • Strong proficiency in C programming and Linux kernel debugging.
  • Experience in SoC/BSP development and board bring-up.
  • Good knowledge of Device Tree, Kernel configuration, and Kernel build.
  • Hands-on experience with ARM/ARM64 architecture.
  • Experience with Yocto / BitBake and cross-compilation.
  • Good understanding of I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO, PCIe, USB, Ethernet, UFS/eMMC, and other SoC peripherals.
  • Experience in hardware and software integration and low-level debugging.
  • Strong experience with Git, Linux debugging tools, and scripting.
  • Ability to independently own SoC/Linux topics and drive issues to closure.
  • Automotive domain experience in IVI, Cluster, Cockpit, ADAS, or similar systems.

Deal Breaker Skill

  • Embedded Linux

Mandatory Skills

Embedded Linux | BSP | Device Driver | Embedded C | Automotive

Desirable Skills

ARM Processors | Yocto | SPI | I2C



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