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Job Title: Camera Kernel Developer

Job Summary:

We are looking for a highly skilled and motivated Camera Kernel Developer with strong experience in Linux kernel development and driver integration. The ideal candidate will possess a solid foundation in system programming and have hands-on experience with camera sensor drivers, MIPI interfaces, and kernel-level debugging and optimization.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain Linux kernel components related to camera functionality.

• Integrate and support camera sensor drivers, MIPI drivers, and V4L2 interface modules.

• Manage memory and buffer operations within kernel space for optimized performance.

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to triage and resolve stability issues.

• Contribute to video processing frameworks including:

o Video Session Link Manager

o Session Request Manager

o Queue and Sync Manager

• Analyse and resolve system-level bugs involving interrupts, memory access, and driver stability.

Must-Have Skills:

• Strong in Linux Kernel fundamentals (IPC, system calls, threads, tasklets, IRQs).

• Proficient in C and C++ (including OOP concepts, pointers, and data structures).

• Experience with camera sensor integration and debugging.

• Sound understanding of memory regions, buffer management, and usage in embedded environments.

• Familiarity with interrupt handling and how they are managed within kernel code.

• Hands-on experience with hardware drivers/modules development. Good to Have:

• Understanding of computer architecture, microprocessor internals, and ARMbased systems.

• Experience with V4L2 framework and advanced camera driver tuning.

• Exposure to video session management systems and associated kernel subsystems.

Soft Skills:

• Excellent written and verbal communication abilities.

• Strong problem-solving and debugging capabilities.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Bachelor's or Masters degree in Computer Science, Electronics, or related field.

• Prior experience in camera/kernel development for mobile or embedded platforms