2027 Campus - Automotive Applications Engineer - Processors
NXP Semiconductors2 months ago
Chongqing, ChinaEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Deliver technical support to customers adopting NXP automotive processors and system solutions.
- Develop, validate, and optimize application software and reference designs for automotive processor-based systems.
- Collaborate with global NXP teams on New Product Introduction and customer enablement.
- Perform basic hardware debugging using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and multimeters.
Requirements
- Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Communication Engineering, Automation, Automotive Engineering, or a related field.
- Experience with microcontroller or microprocessor architectures, including ARM-based platforms, and C/C++ application development.
- Familiarity with CAN, Ethernet, TCP/IP, routers, and switches.
- Strong ability and willingness to learn new technologies, tools, and customer requirements quickly.
- Fluent verbal and written English communication skills with a responsive, proactive, and collaborative attitude.
- Preferred experience with RTOS, embedded Linux, BSPs, kernel-level concepts, and device driver development.
- Preferred knowledge of automotive ECU architectures and systems, including central computing platforms, zonal controllers, domain controllers, and vehicle gateways.
- Preferred exposure to machine learning frameworks, edge AI deployment, neural network acceleration, or AI-enabled automotive applications.
About NXP Semiconductors
NXP Semiconductors designs and supplies microcontrollers, application processors (i.MX), analog/RF, secure connectivity, and automotive chips for OEMs in automotive, industrial/IoT, mobile, and communications infrastructure markets. A public company (NASDAQ: NXPI) founded in 2006 and headquartered in Eindhoven, it sells silicon, software, and reference designs, and supports customers with BSPs and development tools. Notable lines include i.MX processors, S32 automotive platforms, NFC and secure elements, radar, and power management devices.