Senior Embedded Software Engineer – Embedded Linux Platform (m/f/d)

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TYTAN Technologies At TYTAN , we aim to set a global standard in autonomous air defense with AI-driven, cost-efficient systems that counter unmanned aerial threats at scale. We protect people. We protect critical infrastructure. We protect Europe’s sovereignty. We are looking for a Senior Embedded Software Engineer to own the Linux domain of our next-generation mission computer. Our platform is built around a modern heterogeneous multi-core Arm SoC with separate application and real-time processing domains. You will build the embedded Linux platform on the application cores and deliver the onboard capabilities that our autonomy depends on — GNC, vision pipeline, telemetry, payload integration — working hand in hand with several in-house hardware and software teams. Your Roadmap to Make an Impact Own the embedded Linux platform on the application cores of our next-generation mission computer: Yocto-based BSP, kernel configuration, device trees, board-specific drivers. Build the onboard capability set: camera and video pipeline, hardware-accelerated vision building blocks, telemetry, and clean integration interfaces for GNC and mission payloads. Implement the Linux side of the inter-processor communication with the real-time domain, including health monitoring, time synchronization and watchdog strategies. Make the platform fleet-ready: secure boot chain, signed image updates, system hardening, fast and deterministic boot. Set up CI with automated on-target testing and hardware-in-the-loop rigs; support integration and flight-test campaigns. Work closely with SoC vendor BSPs and our in-house hardware team during board bring-up and debugging. Mentor engineers across the team on Linux platform topics and establish maintainable platform practices. Degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems or a comparable qualification. 5+ years of professional embedded Linux experience: Yocto or Buildroot, kernel and device-tree work, driver development and deb