We are seeking a Principal SoC BSW Engineer – Display & Video, Camera to lead the development and integration of multimedia base software for advanced automotive SoC platforms. This role focuses on low-level software for displays, video pipelines, and camera systems, which are critical to delivering cutting-edge Infotainment, Driver Assistance (ADAS), and Digital Cockpit experiences in Stellantis' next-generation vehicles. 

You will collaborate across hardware, operating system, graphics, and application teams to deliver high-performance, low-latency, and safety-compliant multimedia solutions

 

Key Responsibilities: 

Lead the design, development, and integration of base software for display controllers, video processing units, and camera subsystems on complex SoCs  Develop and optimize low-level drivers, firmware, and middleware for multimedia components including ISP, GPU, camera sensors, and video codecs  Integrate and configure high-speed multimedia interfaces such as MIPI CSI/DSI, LVDS, DSI, HDMI, and USB  Collaborate with teams working on graphics frameworks (OpenGL, Vulkan), GPU acceleration, and real-time rendering  Enable and tune camera and video pipelines across RTOS, Linux, and Android platforms  Ensure robust integration of multimedia pipelines with bootloaders, BSPs, and OS-level services  Debug and resolve hardware/software issues using tools like oscilloscopes, frame analyzers, and protocol debuggers  Drive performance optimization, synchronization, and real-time behavior in video and camera workflows  Ensure compliance with automotive functional safety (ISO 26262) and cybersecurity (ISO/SAE 21434) standards  Support CI/CD pipelines, unit test automation, and Agile development processes 

Basic Qualifications: 

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field  A minimum of 10 years of experience in embedded software development, with a focus on display, video, or camera systems  Strong expertise in C/C++, with deep understanding of multimedia subsystems and low-level hardware control  Hands-on experience with MIPI, HDMI, LVDS, or USB-based camera/display interfaces  Experience with V4L2, Linux DRM, GStreamer, ALSA, or Android HALs for multimedia  Proven background in SoC BSP, bootloader integration, and board bring-up for multimedia platforms  Strong debugging and system profiling skills in real-time multimedia environments 

 

Preferred Qualifications: 

Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field   Experience with SoCs from Qualcomm, NXP, TI, NVIDIA, or similar vendors  Knowledge of ISP tuning, camera calibration, and video codec optimization  Familiarity with secure video pipelines, content protection (DRM), and rights management  Background in ADAS, infotainment, or digital cockpit system architecture  Proficiency in Python or Shell scripting for automation and testing  Experience with ASIL-B/D designs and safety-critical display or camera systems