Software Engineer, Linux Kernel & Driver Development

General Motors is seeking a Software Engineer specializing in Linux Kernel & Driver Development for their Austin location. This hybrid role focuses on developing and enhancing Linux kernel and device drivers for automotive computing platforms, particularly for in-vehicle infotainment and embedded systems. The position involves working with camera sensors, display interfaces, multimedia subsystems, and networking components. Key responsibilities include system bring-up, bootloader configuration, BSP development, and low-level debugging. The ideal candidate will contribute to upstream Linux kernel development and collaborate with hardware teams to ensure optimal system integration. GM offers comprehensive benefits including healthcare, retirement plans, and vehicle discounts. The company's mission centers on achieving Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, and Zero Congestion, making this an opportunity to impact the future of automotive technology. Note: This position requires hybrid work in Austin and does not offer immigration sponsorship or relocation benefits.