C++ Camera HAL Engineer (Android/Linux)

Job Description

Job Title: C++ Camera HAL Engineer (Android/Linux) Location: Bangalore Experience: 3-6 Years Education: BE, BTech Job Overview: We are looking for a C++ Camera HAL Engineer (Android/Linux) with strong C/C++ programming skills and deep expertise in Android camera subsystems, Linux kernel development, and embedded system integration. This is a high-impact role focusing on designing and developing camera drivers and HAL components for advanced mobile imaging platforms. Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain Android Camera HAL , Camera Framework , and Linux kernel drivers for camera sensors and peripherals (Flash, Actuator, EEPROM, etc.). Implement and optimize camera system architecture and algorithms for high-performance mobile use cases. Work on ISP pipeline integration to support both real-time and offline image processing. Develop in multi-threaded/multi-core environments , ensuring efficient concurrency and resource management. Perform deep-dive analysis and debugging of issues across the software stack (Kernel, HAL, Framework). Ensure compliance with Google Camera Test Suites (CTS/VTS) and maintain code quality to meet AOSP standards. Collaborate with hardware teams, image quality teams, and OEM partners to deliver end-to-end camera features. Optimize performance and power consumption for imaging subsystems. Required Skills: Excellent C/C++ programming skills with strong understanding of data structures and algorithms . Proven experience in Android camera subsystem development , including HAL and framework layers. Solid experience with Linux kernel development , especially in writing and debugging device drivers for camera modules and peripherals. Strong understanding of ISP hardware and its role in image capture and processing. Hands-on experience with multithreading and multi-core system development . Excellent debugging skills across user space and kernel space. Familiarity with Google compliance test suites (CTS, VTS) and ensuring software meets AOSP requirements.