Senior System Software Engineer - Automotive
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What You’ll Be Doing
- Support the DRIVE OS part of the NVIDIA’s autonomous driving software stack.
- System & Vehicle Integration - Architecture & infrastructure for benches, HILs, SIL, Vehicle readiness for DC and Vehicle readiness for Function bringup
- Work closely with internal software groups to understand the requirements, design and implementation of the base software layer (Linux/QNX OS and device driver components).
- Support OEM customers to port DRIVE OS to their HW platform and ensure the program requirements and criteria are met.
- Degree from a leading university or equivalent experience in an engineering or computer science related field (BS; MS or PhD preferred).
- 5+ years of work experience in software development.
- Fundamental knowledge on SoC architectures and on-chip components.
- Understanding of autonomous vehicle system with sensors
- Strong knowledge of C/C++/Python, QNX and/or Linux OS.
- Understanding of CPU/GPU architectures, data structures, OS internals, multi-threading, inter-process communications, memory management techniques.
- Extensive hands-on experience in BSP porting and device driver internals.
- Knowledge and experience working in Multicore/heterogenous SoCs, camera/imaging/video/graphics/compute system.
- Prior experience of working in software development in complex automotive systems.
- Excellent communication and organization skills, with a logical approach to problem solving, good time management and task prioritization as well as interpersonal skills.
- Willingness to travel around worldwide to support NVIDIA partners.
- Experience with QNX OS for Safety (QOS).
- Experience with autonomous vehicle system integration.
- Experience with Automotive SPICE and/or ISO26262 standards.
- Extensively supported customers both onsite and offsite.
- Self-motivated and work effectively across different functional teams.
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