特斯拉资深（Linux）固件开发工程师Sr (Linux) Firmware Development Engineer

任职要求

o BS in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent experience
o At least 5 years of working experiences with embedded system and/or wireless connectivity device firmware/driver development and integration
o Familiarity with real time operating systems including Linux systems
o Expertise in Linux kernel and network concept (Ethernet, TCP/IP, etc.)
o Knowledge of chipset and SoC architectures, such as ARM or x86
o Fluency in English and Chinese and good communication skills
o Expertise in analysis and debugging hardware level issues requiring familiarity with hardware interfaces such as I2C, UART, SPI …

工作职责

The Role
Tesla is seeking a highly motivated Linux Firmware Development Engineer for the Wireless Systems team to develop best in class telematics solutions. The role involves design and validation of wireless connectivity firmware/driver solutions for telematics systems across Tesla vehicle platforms (S, 3, X, Y, ...). The position requires working closely with cross-functional teams to enable connectivity stack integration, factory production and connectivity SoC provisioning , SoC firmware upgrade, SoC fusing and wireless connectivity self-test routine, also root cause customer raised system firmware related issues. This position involves working in a dynamic and fast-paced environment with tight timing constraints.

Responsibilities
o Integrate connectivity stack provided by SoC vendors into Tesla operating system.
o Develop new features in well organized, efficient, and scalable C/C++ code.
o Work closely with global firmware development and production team to keep delivering high quality firmware for manufacturing.
o Contribute to factory provision process to improve HW failure rate and ensure performance of cellular connectivity of the in-house production line
o Root-cause issues reported from different test scenarios/steps and customers especially on Linux kernel, Linux network, BSP, driver, etc.
o Contribute to rapid prototyping and evaluation of Tesla’s next generation wireless platforms.