Embedded Linux BSP Engineer

Key Responsibilities: Build and flash the BSP (Board Support Package) for TI and Rockchip ARM platforms onto production boards. Write technical documentation, report issues, and maintain effective communication with platform vendors. Collaborate with platform vendors to develop and integrate features such as: GPU, FrameBuffer, and related display subsystems (e.g., DRM/KMS, DRI, V4L2 overlay) USB interface functions including USB OTG, USB ADB, USB FTP, USB Ethernet, and related USB gadget/device modes Industrial communication interfaces such as CAN bus, RS485, and RS232 Hardware robustness features such as FRAM, power-loss data retention, and fail-safe mechanisms Develop and maintain test programs to validate required functionalities. Set up the software and hardware environment required for BSP compilation. Establish standard operating procedures (SOPs) for platform development workflows. Design and implement standardized testing processes for BSP validation. Summarize component specifications and provide input for next-generation board design. Perform system performance monitoring and optimization to ensure efficiency and stability. Collaborate with platform vendors to develop BSPs, platform frameworks, and embedded Linux applications using C/C++. Work closely with electrical and mechanical engineers to design and manufacture embedded Linux-based devices. Cooperate with software engineers to implement display features such as GPU rendering, FrameBuffer composition, and multi-layer display management.