Senior Embedded Linux Kernel Engineer
Camlin Groupover 1 year ago
Kraków, PolandSenior
Responsibilities
- Develop bootloaders, Linux drivers, software packages, and other low-level Linux components for custom designs.
- Write unit and component tests and participate in manual end-to-end system QA testing.
- Integrate packages into Linux integration environments and configure and maintain release and deployment environments.
- Provide low-level Linux expertise to other company projects and collaborate with product owners, team members, and stakeholders.
- Participate in planning, estimation, product understanding, and technical specification development.
- Debug bootloaders, Linux kernel issues, cross-compilation challenges, and other low-level software problems.
Requirements
- At least 2 years of experience in low-level Linux development.
- Proficiency debugging bootloaders, the Linux kernel, and cross-compilation issues.
- Strong understanding of Linux integration environments, preferably Yocto, plus familiarity with Bash or Python scripting.
- Experience with I2C, SPI, PCI, PCIe, RS422, RS485, RS232, SATA, PATA, and MMC peripheral standards.
- Proficiency with source code revision control, especially Git.
- Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering or equivalent.
- Fluent written and verbal English communication skills.
- Desirable qualifications include Yocto or Buildroot integration experience, Ubuntu development, Linux BSP testing, U-Boot and Linux kernel driver development, shell scripting, JTAG debugging, understanding electronic schematics, Linux system-level programming, and Linux flash-storage filesystems.
About Camlin Group
Camlin Group builds monitoring and analytics systems for electricity grids and rail infrastructure, combining sensors, embedded devices, and software to improve asset performance and reliability. It sells hardware, software, and support services under brands such as Camlin Energy and Camlin Rail to utilities and rail operators. The company is privately held and headquartered in Lisburn, Northern Ireland.