Android Framework Engineer - Automotive Domain

Education :

- Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Communication Technology, or a related field.

Experience and Technical Requirements :

- Strong expertise in AOSP, AAOS, Android Framework, and Android system architecture.

- Hands-on experience designing and implementing AIDL interfaces.

- Good understanding of Android Framework components and headless services.

- Knowledge of Android Hardware Abstraction Layers (HAL) in Android and Linux environments.

- Proficiency in Java/Kotlin and Linux-based development.

- Familiarity with Android application integration, inter-process communication, and service architecture.

- Understanding of Git, CI/CD workflows, and Agile development methodologies.

Job Responsibilities :

- Design and develop headless services for automotive communication components.

- Design and implement AIDL interfaces between user interface (UI) components and headless applications.

- Develop Android Framework components and HAL services tailored to automotive platforms.

- Measure and optimize component performance to meet automotive KPIs.

- Collaborate with user concept teams to translate product design concepts into technical solutions.

- Work with geographically distributed teams and product owners to deliver customer-centric Android application integration for car multimedia systems.

- Develop full-stack Android solutions across embedded Android and Linux technologies.

- Troubleshoot integration issues and ensure reliable communication between Android components.

Personal Skills :

- Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities.

- Excellent organizational and time-management skills.

- Ability to manage competing priorities effectively.

- Proactive approach to learning embedded Android and Linux technologies.

- Strong communication and collaboration skills.

Tech Stack :

- AIDL, AOSP, Java, Kotlin, HAL, Android Framework, Git, CI/CD, Linux, Android IPC

Skills

Android Framework, AIDL, Automotive SPICE, Android AOSP, Hardware Abstraction Layer, Java, Kotlin, Linux, Git