Staff Software Engineer, Linux Kernel & Driver Development
General Motors Australia & New Zealand
Austin, TX, US
Not specified; not specified; compyny vehicle prog...
Hybrid
Linux kernel development and device drivers
Camera bring-up mipi-csi and isp tuning
Board support package bsp and bootloader configuration
This role is instrumental in the bring-up of next-generation automotive computing platforms focusing on Linux kernel development and device drivers
Job Summary
This role is instrumental in the bring-up of next-generation automotive computing platforms focusing on Linux kernel development and device drivers.
The successful candidate will lead system bring-up activities including camera pipeline initialization and board support package development.
General Motors offers a company vehicle evaluation program where participants are assigned a GM vehicle to drive and evaluate upon completion of a motor vehicle report review.
Matching Summary
This role is instrumental in the bring-up of next-generation automotive computing platforms focusing on Linux kernel development and device drivers.
Salary
Not specified; Not specified; Company vehicle program available
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Linux kernel development and device drivers
Camera bring-up MIPI-CSI and ISP tuning
Board support package BSP and bootloader configuration
Low-level debugging with JTAG and GDB tools
Hardware integration USB PCIe I2C protocols
Nice-to-have
Upstream Linux kernel contribution experience
Cross-functional team collaboration skills
Power management and security frameworks knowledge
Real-time optimization expertise in Linux systems
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent experience
8+ years of experience in embedded Linux kernel development
Expertise in V4L2 framework and image processing pipelines