Job ResponsibilitiesArchitect and implement a modular SDK framework for embedded Linux platforms, leveraging Buildroot and Yocto Project.Define the directory structure, layer hierarchy, and integration strategy for system components including bootloaders, Linux kernel, device trees, root filesystems, multimedia stacks, and AI modules.Maintain and integrate Linux kernel 6.x configurations and patches across supported platforms and SoC vendors.Design and manage build configurations and packaging systems to support parallel Buildroot and Yocto development environments.Deliver fully packaged, installable SDKs—including cross-compilation toolchains, setup scripts, and developer documentation—for internal and external use.Collaborate with DevSecOps to ensure reproducible builds, licensing compliance, and secure release handling.Stay aligned with best practices from upstream BSP and SoC vendors to ensure long-term compatibility and maintainability.Participate in cross-functional collaboration and support stakeholders across hardware, software, and platform teams.Occasional business travel across APAC and global locations may be required.Minimum QualificationsMaster’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related field with 3+ years of experience, or a Ph.D. in a relevant discipline.Deep hands-on experience with both Buildroot and Yocto Project in commercial or industrial embedded systems.Proficient in configuring and integrating the Linux kernel (6.x) for ARM-based SoCs.Solid understanding of cross-compilation workflows, sysroot management, and SDK packaging for embedded Linux.Strong scripting and automation skills using Bash, Python, and Make.Preferred QualificationsExperience designing production-grade SDKs for embedded applications in IoT, automotive, or industrial edge domains.Familiarity with Buildroot/Yocto security features, SBOM generation, and open-source licensing workflows.Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and artifact management for firmware/SDK delivery.Comfortable collaborating in a globally distributed, cross-disciplinary engineering team.
