Full-stack Engineer

• Develop and enhance camera drivers on high ended SOC platforms like QCOM chipsets or Nvidia.
• Develop and enhance Linux kernel and device drivers for camera sensors, deserializers/serializers, and video interfaces (e.g., MIPI-CSI, GMSL, I²C, PCIe).
• Lead camera and video pipeline bring-up, including sensor initialization either through proprietary chip provider frameworks or V4L2 integration, image processing path validation, and synchronization with SoC ISPs.
• Optimize end-to-end camera data flow, ensuring low-latency and high-throughput streaming across multiple sensors and ECUs.
• Integrate and debug hardware components such as CSI receivers, deserializers.
• Good understanding of GMSL and FPDLink technologies.
• Implement and validate diagnostics and health monitoring mechanisms for camera subsystems, enabling predictive fault detection and reporting through UDS/DTC frameworks.
• Support manufacturing and production readiness, including camera calibration, firmware flashing, and functional validation on production lines.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams (hardware, perception, and system validation) to identify and resolve hardware-software interaction issues.
• Optimize Linux stack video stack to achieve camera boot KPI requirements.
• Writing YOCTO recipes to integrate new components within build system.
• Define and execute OKRs focused on improving camera stack reliability, boot time, and video pipeline stability.

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