Core BSP Embedded Developer

Role Overview: At Capgemini Engineering, as an Embedded Linux Kernel and Drivers Engineer, you will play a crucial role in developing and porting embedded software solutions on Linux and ARM platforms. Collaborating closely with hardware and software teams, you will design, implement, and debug low-level system components to ensure the creation of robust and scalable embedded systems. Key Responsibilities: - Collaborate with cross functional teams to understand project requirements and deliver embedded software solutions. - Develop and port embedded software on Linux and ARM platforms. - Design and implement Linux kernel modules and device drivers. - Apply strong programming skills in C and data structures to build efficient embedded solutions. - Utilize operating system concepts such as memory management, scheduling, inter-process communication, and multi-threading or multi-processing. - Perform advanced debugging using JTAG, Trace32, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers. - Contribute to open source projects and collaborate with the open source community. - Use version control and code review tools such as GIT and GERRIT for effective software development. Qualifications Required: - Three to five years of experience in embedded Linux kernel and device driver development. - Strong expertise in embedded software development and porting on Linux and ARM platforms. - Proficient in C programming and data structures. - Solid understanding of operating system internals including memory management, scheduling, inter-process communication, and multi-threading or multi-processing. - Hands-on experience with Linux kernel and device driver development. - Excellent debugging skills using JTAG, Trace32, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers. - Strong experience with GIT and GERRIT, with exposure to open source collaboration. *Note: The additional details of the company provided in the job description have been omitted from this summary.*,