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Virtual Platform Lead Engineer

Accenture

Senior

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What this role is

This role involves architecting and implementing virtual platform solutions for automotive software development, integrating multiple operating systems and simulation environments into a unified developer ecosystem. It suits experienced embedded systems engineers with deep knowledge of virtualization technologies and automotive software stacks who can lead complex multi-domain integration efforts.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years of virtualization and embedded systems experience, preferably in automotive
  • Hypervisor architecture knowledge including VM lifecycle, inter-VM IPC, interrupt routing, and MMU/SMMU concepts
  • QNX Hypervisor or equivalent experience
  • Android Automotive OS virtualization experience with Cuttlefish, trout, and VHAL simulation
  • Hands-on QEMU/KVM for ARM emulation including machine configuration and virtio device setup
  • FreeRTOS or comparable RTOS experience with task scheduling, interrupt handling, and peripheral drivers
  • BSP and HAL development with ability to define clean stub interfaces
  • Linux proficiency including kernel configuration, systemd, device tree, and virtual filesystems
  • CI/CD pipeline building and integration with embedded/virtual targets

Nice to have

  • SystemC and TLM-2.0 peripheral modeling
  • Virtual platform tools like dSPACE VEOS or Synopsys Silver
  • FMI 3.0 co-simulation for heterogeneous platform integration
  • CAN, SOME-IP, and LIN virtual bus simulation and network management experience

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