Embedded Software Engineer

Role Overview

• Responsible for development, customization, and maintenance of embedded Linux software across multiple hardware platforms
• Focus on Linux kernel, device drivers, board bring-up, and system-level debugging for embedded products

Key Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain embedded software using C with strong adherence to coding standards
• Develop and customize Linux kernel and Linux kernel device drivers for embedded platforms
• Perform board bring-up activities including U-Boot configuration, kernel compilation, and Linux start-up sequencing
• Work on embedded Linux build systems such as Yocto and Buildroot to generate reliable system images
• Develop and debug multi-threaded and multi-process applications with a solid understanding of OS fundamentals
• Analyze and resolve kernel-level issues including crashes, system hangs, deadlocks, and abnormal resets
• Debug complex hardwaresoftware issues using JTAG, TRACE32, ICE, ICD, oscilloscopes, and protocol analyzers
• Work with hosttarget cross-compilation toolchains for embedded platforms
• Interpret schematics, datasheets, technical reference manuals, and silicon revision documents for effective integration
• Use version control and project tracking tools to manage code, tasks, and documentation
• Prepare and maintain technical documentation including specifications, design documents, test plans, and test reports

Required Experience & Qualifications

• 34 years of experience in embedded software development with strong fundamentals in C
• Minimum 3 years of hands-on experience with Linux kernel and device driver development
• Proven experience in embedded Linux system bring-up and low-level debugging
• Strong understanding of operating system concepts and system-level software behavior

Professional Attributes

• Strong problem-solving mindset with the ability to work independently
• Comfortable working in aggressive, high-pressure development environments
• Demonstrates initiative, ownership, and a continuous learning attitude toward new technologies and processes