Software Engineer, Embedded Software role at HARMAN Automotive, responsible for designing and developing software for telematics devices, with state-of-the-art technologies and features like communication, networking, and positioning. The role involves researching and building software, participating in agile teams, and leading technical design, implementation, and problem-solving. The engineer will be responsible for designing, developing, and modifying software enhancements and new products development, working closely with architects and domain FOs, and solving system and multiple domain-wide issues.
Requirements
- Masters/bachelor’s degree in electrical, communications, computer engineering or a similar discipline
- 3 to 5 years of overall experience
- Hands on working experience in handling products in automotive domain specialized in networking
- Expertise in understanding of networking, sockets, telephony domains (incl 5G)
- Design, development, porting of Linux applications on an embedded platform
- Troubleshooting, debugging with embedded hardware platforms
- Linux Inter Process Communication mechanisms (sockets, message queues, shared memory)
- Concepts and techniques for Multithreaded applications
- Industry standard version control systems like GIT, Gerrit, Perforce
- Open Embedded, bitbake package management
- Adapt at designing and developing reusable and scalable C, C++ code
- Proficient understanding of STL (Standard Template Library): containers and algorithms
- Good written and oral communication skills to collaborate with teams across geographies, stakeholders & to customer
- Understanding of telematics/Infotainment system
- Hands on experience working vehicle networks
- Working experience on C/C
Benefits
- Flexible work environment
- Access to employee discounts on world-class Harman and Samsung products
- Extensive training opportunities
- Competitive wellness benefits
- Tuition reimbursement
- ‘Be Brilliant’ employee recognition and rewards program
- Inclusive and diverse work environment
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