Software Engineer

Major Accountabilities:

Manage QNX-based software development projects throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC), from requirements analysis and design to implementation, testing, and deployment.

Optimize boot times and system performance for QNX-based embedded systems through bootloader configuration, kernel optimization, and system-level tuning.

Identify and implement boot optimization techniques and strategies to minimize startup latency and improve overall system responsiveness.

Utilize debugging tools and techniques for QNX, such as Uboot, Kernel, and QNX-specific debugging utilities, to diagnose and resolve software issues and ensure robustness and stability.

Develop and execute testing strategies and procedures for QNX-based software components, including unit testing, integration testing, and system testing, to validate functionality, performance, and reliability.

Define and implement bootloader configurations to support features such as secure boot, reflashing, and hypervisor integration, in accordance with project specifications and standards.

Manage reflash processes and procedures for QNX-based systems, including firmware updates, patching, and system recovery mechanisms.

Develop and maintain reflash scripts, tools, and utilities to automate and streamline the reflash process, minimizing downtime and ensuring system integrity and security.

Integrate hypervisor technologies into QNX-based embedded systems to support virtualization and isolation of software components and services.

Configure and manage hypervisor environments for QNX, ensuring optimal resource utilization, performance, and security in multi-domain embedded systems architectures.

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