We are seeking an experienced Senior Embedded Software Development Engineer to play a pivotal role in building our next-generation devices. In this position, you will collaborate cross-functionally with customers, system architects, program managers, and hardware engineers to implement a robust embedded software stack.
Your primary responsibilities will involve developing embedded Linux software that covers critical capabilities such as device drivers, hardware abstraction layers (HAL), and system-level software. As a seasoned expert, you will leverage your strong technical skills to drive innovation, optimize system performance, and deliver reliable solutions.

Key job responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain complex embedded software components for a hardware processing pipeline, including device drivers, hardware abstraction layers (HAL), and system-level software
- Optimize embedded software for real-time performance, efficient memory management, and optimal resource utilization on target hardware platforms
- Integrate embedded software components with hardware-specific drivers, middleware, and operating systems
- Collaborate with hardware engineers to ensure seamless hardware-software co-design and achieve optimal system-level performance
- Perform in-depth unit, integration, and system-level testing to ensure the quality, reliability, and robustness of the embedded software
- Troubleshoot and debug complex issues in the embedded software stack, including performance bottlenecks and edge cases
- Create and actively participate in design reviews, code reviews, and retrospective meetings to continuously improve the development process and share knowledge
- Stay up-to-date with the latest trends, technologies, and industry standards in embedded software development, and leverage this knowledge to drive innovation
- Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior team members, fostering their growth and development
Take a leading role in defining the technical roadmap and architecture of the embedded software stack