Linux Application Developer - Automotive Cluster / Android Auto & Apple CarPlay

Linux Application Developer – Automotive Cluster / Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
Position: Senior Application Development Engineer – Linux / Automotive Cluster
Experience Level: 8+ years
Location: Pune / Bangalore
Desired Qualification:
BE / BTech / ME / MTech / M.Sc. in Electronics & Telecommunication / Electronics / Computer Science / Instrumentation & Control / Electrical Engineering from a reputed institute.
Required Exposure:
Strong hands-on experience in C/C++ application development on embedded Linux platforms.
Strong understanding of Linux application architecture, IPC, multithreading, synchronization and process management.
Experience developing applications for automotive embedded systems.
Strong understanding of POSIX/Linux APIs, sockets, shared memory, message queues and inter-process communication.
Experience with CAN/CAN-FD and automotive vehicle data integration.
Experience developing applications/services for instrument clusters, infotainment systems, digital cockpit or connected vehicle systems.
Strong understanding of networking protocols and communication interfaces such as TCP/IP, UDP, MQTT, Bluetooth and USB.
Hands-on exposure to Android Auto (AA) and Apple CarPlay (CP) projection integration.
Understanding of projection architecture, phone-to-vehicle connectivity, USB/Bluetooth/Wi-Fi based connectivity and projection session management.
Experience integrating Android Auto / Apple CarPlay projection with automotive HMI/infotainment systems.
Exposure to projection audio, video, touch/input and phone-call integration.
Understanding of USB host/device architecture and USB communication.
Experience with CGI, Wayland/Weston, Qt/QML or other Linux graphics/application frameworks will be an advantage.
Experience with Yocto-based embedded Linux systems.
Good understanding of system services, daemon development and startup/service management.
Strong debugging experience using GDB, logging, tracing and Linux system debugging tools.
Good knowledge of Git, GCC and CI/build environments.
Experience with automotive communication interfaces and diagnostics will be an advantage.
Knowledge of OTA/software update mechanisms and cybersecurity concepts will be a plus.
Job Profile:
We are looking for a Senior Linux Application Developer with strong experience in embedded automotive software development who can design and implement applications and system services for a Linux-based two-wheeler TFT cluster platform.
The selected candidate will be responsible for developing the application software layer responsible for interaction between the HMI, vehicle network, system services, connectivity components and external smartphone projection systems.
A key responsibility will be the integration of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay projection into the Linux-based platform. The candidate shall work on projection session management, connectivity, audio/video/input interfaces and integration of projection functionality with the cluster/infotainment HMI.
The candidate will need to work closely with HMI, middleware, connectivity, BSP and kernel/driver teams to ensure seamless integration of application functionality on the target ARM/Linux platform.
The role requires the ability to translate product requirements into robust Linux applications and services while considering performance, memory consumption, startup time, reliability, fault handling and automotive-grade software practices.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop Linux-based C/C++ applications and system services.
Develop application architecture for a two-wheeler digital cluster platform.
Integrate vehicle information from CAN/CAN-FD and other vehicle interfaces.
Develop IPC mechanisms between HMI, middleware and platform services.
Integrate Android Auto and Apple CarPlay projection.
Implement and integrate projection-related connectivity, audio, video and input handling.
Integrate USB/Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connectivity as required for projection functionality.
Coordinate with HMI teams for projection screen and user interaction integration.
Develop and integrate Linux daemons and background services.
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