Linux camera Tuning Engineer

As a Camera SubModule Engineer with 4 years of experience, your primary responsibility will be to develop and optimize camera software modules for embedded systems or SoC platforms. This includes ISP pipeline components, driver interfaces (HAL/KMD), tuning tools, and memory/buffer management. You will work towards enhancing image quality and performance through tuning parameters and optimization strategies. Your key responsibilities will include: - Developing and maintaining HAL and KMD interfaces between the host and camera submodules. - Managing memory and buffer lifecycles efficiently under Linux kernel constraints. - Utilizing image quality tuning tools, scripts (Python/C++/MATLAB), and automation frameworks. - Benchmarking and validating image output quality using objective metrics such as MTF, noise, and low-light performance. - Participating in debugging, profiling, and performance optimizations to ensure low power consumption, latency, and resource usage. - Authoring and maintaining technical documentation including API specs, tuning guides, interface descriptions, and test plans. The qualifications and skills required for this role are as follows: Minimum Requirements: - Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Imaging Science, or related field. - 2+ years of experience in C/C++ software development with exposure to embedded systems or Linux driver development. - Strong knowledge of ISP fundamentals, digital image processing, and camera tuning concepts. - Familiarity with memory/buffer management in Linux or embedded environments. - Experience in writing automation/test scripts using Python, MATLAB, or similar languages. Preferred Skills: - Master's or PhD in a relevant technical field. - 4+ years of experience in consumer camera ISP software development or tuning. - Knowledge of color science, imaging sensor characteristics, and IQ metrics. - Familiarity with hardware drivers, HAL design, debugging tools, profiling, and Linux kernel fundamentals. - Experience in automated IQ testing frameworks, camera sensor integration, and validation pipelines. - Exposure to ML-based image processing or algorithm development. - Prior exposure to HAL interfaces, buffer management, and tuning interfaces. If you possess a deep understanding of ISP pipeline modules, C++ design patterns, and Linux Kernel Programming, and are passionate about enhancing image quality and performance in camera software modules, this role as a Camera SubModule Engineer in Hyderabad could be the perfect fit for you.,