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Embedded Linux Engineer – Qualcomm

Inabia Software & Consulting Inc.

HimalayasRemote
Location
United States, United States
Type
Remote
Salary
Salary not specified
Posted
6 Nov 2026
• Job Title : Embedded Linux Engineer – Qualcomm • Client: Arrow Electronics • Experience Required: 5+ years (Relevant) • Work Location: North Billerica, MA (100% Remote) • Visa: Must be (U.
Job Title : Embedded Linux Engineer – Qualcomm Client: Arrow Electronics Experience Required: 5+ years (Relevant) Work Location: North Billerica, MA (100% Remote) Visa : Must be (U.S. Person – Citizen/Green card) Candidate should have strong experience in Qualcomm (QCS 8550), USB video streaming devices, BSP, ISP (Image Signal Processor) and MiPi Required Skills Hands-on experience with Qualcomm QCS platforms (QCS6490, QCS8550, QCS5430, QCS610, QCS8250 or similar) Strong Embedded Linux development experience Expertise in C/C++ programming Experience with board bring-up and hardware-software integration BSP, Linux Kernel, Device Tree, and Device Driver development Experience debugging bootloader, kernel, and platform bring-up issues Familiarity with ARM-based architectures Experience interfacing peripherals such as UART, SPI, I2C, USB, PCIe, Ethernet, MIPI CSI, and DSI Strong debugging and root cause analysis skills Experience with Git and CI/CD workflows Preferred Skills Android BSP development on Qualcomm platforms Camera and multimedia integration Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB integration Yocto Linux Secure Boot and embedded security concepts Responsibilities Perform board bring-up for Qualcomm QCS-based hardware platforms Develop and customize BSPs, Linux kernel, and device drivers Support hardware validation and system integration Debug boot, kernel, driver, and peripheral issues Work closely with hardware, firmware, and product engineering teams Optimize system stability, performance, and power consumption Originally posted on Himalayas