Embedded Software Engineer (Camera & Driver Platform)

Auterion builds a cutting-edge operating system for autonomous robotic systems that empower a diverse range of platforms to perform surveillance, reconnaissance, defense, inspection, mapping and logistics tasks. Our industry-leading software drives the adoption of robotic fleets and is recognized by the U.S. government as the future standard for its drone programs. You'll join our Computer Vision team, working on AuterionOS at the application level: camera data streaming, multi-sensor synchronization, and pipeline architecture. You'll work daily with Linux on embedded hardware, C/C++, Python and Bash, alongside a friendly, engaged engineering team. Responsibilities Work within the Computer Vision Team and collaborate with other teams (hardware development & customer-facing). Design, build and maintain camera data pipelines on AuterionOS - streaming, multi-sensor sync, and pipeline architecture. Add features, solve bugs, write tests and improve the performance of software components running on AuterionOS, Auterion’s custom embedded Linux distribution. Ensure that the team’s products work reliably in platforms used by internal and external customers. Propose new software solutions and take ownership of the implementation. Your technical expertise will have a huge impact on bringing Auterion’s drone products to market. Contribute to internal documentation and the public knowledge base; join stand-ups and release planning. Qualifications and Skills B.Sc./M.Sc. in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related fields. 2+ years of experience writing object-oriented C++ and/or Python code in a professional setting. Extensive experience working with embedded architectures, including cross-compilation, debugging, and performance optimization. Solid Linux fundamentals — kernel basics, systemd, device drivers, device tree, bootloaders (u-boot). Comfortable managing Docker environments and Debian packaging. Experience with video streaming technologies (MIPI CSI, gstreamer).