Engineer II, SW - Embedded C, Linux Kernel, Ethernet/PCIE

As a Software Engineer at HARMAN Automotive, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining low-level drivers and kernel-level software to enhance the driving experience. You will be working on advancing in-vehicle infotainment, safety, efficiency, and enjoyment by combining ingenuity, research, collaboration, design, and engineering excellence. - Own the design, development, and debugging of kernel-level software components to ensure stability, performance, and security. - Investigate and resolve kernel-related issues using debugging tools and methodologies. - Develop kernel drivers for multiple products at HARMAN. - Provide on-time support for architecture, design, development, and delivery activities while interfacing with delivery, customers, and other engineering organizations. - Participate in proposals to customer requests, RFQs, and other opportunities. - Maintaining engineering standards by establishing policies on software design standards. - Identify and implement methods to improve teamwork effectiveness and software development maturity. - Conduct technical research, monitor technology trends, and demonstrate industry knowledge to assist in new product development. - Utilize Agile Scrum Methodology for software development. - Ensure proper code review and drive the team with an "Act like Owner Mindset." - Masters/bachelor's degree in Electronics or Computer Engineering. - 5+ years of experience in software development. - 3+ years of experience in LINUX/Android driver development and debugging robust systems. - Good understanding of Kernel Internals, C programming, Android/Linux Boot Sequence, and various Framework module architecture. - Proficient in multi-threaded programming, middleware solution development on Linux & Android, and fundamentals of Inter Process Communication and OS concepts. - Strong knowledge of Embedded Linux Kernel Internals & Device Drivers, ARM 32/64 Architectures, Realtime OS, Display, Camera, Input device subsystems, I2C, SPI, UART subsystems, Memory, Storage devices, high-speed devices, etc. - Languages: C, C++, HAL, Device Drivers, System programming. Desirable: Scripting, Yocto, Perl. - OS: Linux/QNX/Android/RT Linux. - Tools: GIT, Gerrit, HW debugging using Analyzers and HW debuggers, experience with cross-compiler tool chain and build IDEs.,