Software Developer, BSP and Secure Bootloaders

Job Description

Software Developer, BSP and Secure Bootloaders

Procom is looking for an experienced embedded software developer. You'll work on the systems that bring next-generation vehicles to life, infotainment, connectivity, and other hardware modules, covering both new and legacy ECUs, starting from the earliest board bring-up all the way through secure boot implementation. If you love getting close to the metal and solving problems other engineers find intimidating, this is where that skill gets put to real use.

What you'll be doing

Design and implement BSP and bootloader features as part of a larger, collaborative software team. Build secure boot features that protect the vehicle from the ground up. Write clear software design documents and participate actively in design reviews. Support product verification, validation, troubleshooting, and testing. Flag problems early and bring solutions to the table, not just the issues.

Required Experience

-8+ years designing and developing BSPs, Linux and QNX, and bootloaders, working across ECUs both new and legacy.
-Strong, proven experience in C and assembly language.
-Hands-on board bring-up experience is mandatory for this role, not a nice to have.
-Comfort reading electronic schematics. Solid knowledge of embedded operating systems and kernel level work.
-Hands-on skill with debugging tools like JTAG, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers.
-Driver development experience across UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN/CAN FD.
-Sharp problem-solving instincts and a knack for intuitive debugging.
-Deep familiarity with ARM processors, both A series and M series.
-Strong cryptographic knowledge is a must, including RSA, DES, AES, and SHA-1. An understanding of the SHE specification, and experience with HSM or other SHE-based hardware security modules.
-Experience with eMMC and flash memory tied to real-world ECU stability work, plus NAND and NOR memory controllers.
-A track record that includes designing and implementing a custom bootloader. Comfort working with version control tools like Git or SVN.

 

This employer uses both human and technology-assisted tools to support candidate screening and assessment. Final hiring decisions are made by people.