Engineers For Avb/tsn Job in Allgo Embedded Systems Pvt. Ltd.

Job Description:

• Good knowledge of Ethernet based Automotive Networks like AVB, TSN etc.
• Proven strong skills in software development (C and C++). Design, develop and debug network system, hands-on on Layer 2 (L2) Network protocols, switching protocols.
• Awareness of Switch level protocols, packet routing, forwarding and filtering.
• System Level expertise like Ethernet Driver, DMA, Clock management, Multicore distributed Stack Development etc.
• Preference given to candidates with good working knowledge of the IEEE standards like 802.1Q, VLAN, L2/L3 switching/routing, L2/L3 Unicast and Multicast addressing, IEEE 1588, 802.1AS, 802.1Qav, Qbv etc.
• Awareness of Network Protocols like DHCP, ARP, TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, VLAN, Network design & Concepts of OSI network stack.
• Autosar Ethernet exposure would be an added advantage.
• Hands on Development experience in Embedded Linux, RTOS like QNX. Integrity etc.
• Strong in RTOS skills (Hands-on on QNX or Linux) and good Proficiency in real time multi-threaded software design and development.
• Experience in wired and wireless network based audio and video streaming is advantage.
• Self-driven and motivated to meet the technical challenges, explore new protocols and implement them.

Requirements:

• Bachelors or Master s degree in CS, EC or equivalent
• Self-motivated; results-driven individual. High degree of initiative and responsibility and must be passionate about the work.
• Experience working with automotive infotainment systems and networking domain.
• Working knowledge of software development tools (debugger's, emulators, compilers, etc).
• Able to analyze customer and internal requirements and specifications and translates these into software designs.
• Strong experience in software architecture design, software development lifecycles, code optimization and software quality control.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Creative problem-solver capable of reproducing and fixing complex software defects.