Sr Developer(Android HAL Camera Sensors) Onsite

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r2 technologiesMenlo Park (CA)

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About the role

Overview: Sr Developer(Android HAL Camera Sensors) EICFB5279Location: Menlo Park, CA OnsiteFull-Time

Design and develop Embedded systems / IoT products
Develop controller firmware, Linux application and scripts
Debug issue and find root-cause of the problem
Perform functional and integration testing to find out root cause and guide development team to reproduce and resolve the same
Understand various integration testing scenarios and derive test strategy and test setup
Write scripts for device testing
Familiar with build system viz. Gauntlet, CMake
Familiar with Camera, Audio, Display in the Android subsystem - Android AOSP code flow
Work with customer for requirement elicitation
Co-ordinate multi location team Must have Skills
Microcontroller Firmware, RTOS
Android HAL
Experience working on Embedded products
Any scripting language like python
Understanding of protocols such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Experience working with camera, audio, AOD subsystem in the Android Framework
Experience working with battery operated devices and understand power budgeting
Experience working with two or more micro controller and micro processors
Must be able to design and develop Embedded systems, review architectures, provide design suggestions, perform code reviews
Embedded product functional and integration testing
Very good at communication Good to have skills:
Working knowledge on Qualcomm Processors - Beginner
JAVA - Beginner
Experience using Python for automation framework - Beginner Skills: RTOS, Android HAL, camera, Beginner

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