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What this role is
This role involves developing and optimizing in-vehicle infotainment features on Android Automotive OS, working across platform integration, system debugging, and custom service development. It suits experienced Android engineers who want to apply deep platform knowledge to automotive systems and connected vehicle experiences.
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What they ask for
Required
- 6+ years of Android development experience
- 3+ years with Android Automotive OS
- Strong development skills in Kotlin, Java, and C/C++
- Deep understanding of Android internals: Framework, System Services, HAL, Binder, AIDL/HIDL
- Practical experience in at least one core Automotive domain: Wireless/BT, DGI, Camera, Display, Audio, Video, Connectivity, Car Services, or Multi-User/Display
- Hands-on experience with Vehicle HAL, IVI features, and custom system service development
- System troubleshooting and performance profiling using Logcat, Systrace, Perfetto, DLT Viewer, or hardware debugging tools
- Knowledge of vehicle networks: SOME/IP, MOST, CAN, LIN, and automotive boot flows
- Working knowledge of SELinux policies and security contexts in Android
- Experience with Android build systems: Soong, Bazel, Gradle
- Version control tools: Git and Gerrit
- Excellent problem-solving ability and hands-on approach
- Strong communication and collaboration skills in Agile environments
Nice to have
- CTS (Compatibility Test Suite) and CDD (Compatibility Definition Document) compliance experience
- Knowledge of power management in automotive Android platforms
- Familiarity with Car UI Library and Google Automotive Services (GAS) integration
- Experience contributing to open-source Android projects or upstream AOSP
- Understanding of input routing architectures
- Exposure to Functional Safety (ISO 26262) or cybersecurity standards (UN R155/R156)
- Familiarity with Android updates and OTA mechanisms in automotive context
- Hands-on experience with Android platform migrations and AOSP version upgrades
- Working knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and tools: Jenkins, GitLab CI, Buildkite
- Experience with ASPICE (Automotive SPICE) processes and assessments
- Hands-on experience with IVI platforms: QNX, AGL, or proprietary systems
- Working knowledge of Rust programming language for systems or embedded development