Tech stack:

• QNX OS (nice to have)
• Embedded Linux integration
• C++ and CMake
• Microcontroller peripheral integration (I2C, USB, LVDS/GSML)
• Automotive SoCs (preferably Qualcomm)
• ASPICE knowledge
  

Overview:

The QNX BSP Software Integrator/Engineer will join an existing team responsible for hardware bring-up and integration of the QNX framework on a Qualcomm-based Automotive IVI platform. The role focuses on integrating software components and layers on top of the QNX operating system, ensuring system stability, hardware-software compatibility, and compliance with automotive standards.

Requirements:

• Experience in Embedded Linux (and nice to have QNX) system integration
• Strong proficiency in C++ and CMake
• Hands-on experience with uC peripheral integration (I2C, USB, LVDS/GSML)
• Solid understanding of memory management, including file system partitioning
• Knowledge of power management for automotive-grade SoCs
• Strong debugging and integration skills on ECU platforms
• Knowledge and understanding of the ASPICE process
• “Can Do Attitude” – proactive approach to solving complex integration challenges
• Ability to work from the office in Kraków at least 3 times per week.
  
• Nice to have:
• Experience with Qualcomm SoCs
• System-level understanding and experience with power management of automotive ECUs using modern SoCs
  

Project description:

Join a skilled team responsible for hardware bring-up and software integration of an automotive IVI platform running QNX OS. You will work with software components and layers on modern automotive SoCs, ensuring system stability, hardware-software compatibility, and compliance with automotive standards.

Main responsibilities:

• Integrate and configure QNX-based software components and frameworks on target hardware
• Support hardware bring-up and low-level driver integration (e.g., I2C, USB, LVDS/GSML)
• Maintain and optimize build configurations using CMake and QNX-specific tools
• Debug and resolve integration issues across software layers and hardware interfaces
• Collaborate with BSP, middleware, and application teams to ensure seamless integration
• Contribute to memory and power management setup for modern automotive SoCs
• Perform validation and smoke testing on ECU systems
• Document integration results and provide feedback to the Integration Lead
  

Expected Outcomes:

• Successful integration of QNX components and layers on target hardware
• Stable and reproducible builds across the QNX domain
• Timely resolution of integration and hardware-software compatibility issues
• Clear reporting of integration status and risks
• Effective collaboration with cross-functional teams