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Android Automotive OS (AAOS) Engineer

EPAM Systems · Remote - Poland · 2026-09-29

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Job description

We're looking for an Android Automotive OS (AAOS) Engineer to join our team in Poland in a remote working mode. This role offers an opportunity to develop cutting-edge automotive software solutions, working on Android platform technologies, virtualization, and integration for next-generation in-vehicle systems. You will contribute to innovative automotive programs, ensuring security, reliability, and seamless connectivity.

Responsibilities

- Develop and customize Android Automotive OS for automotive ECUs

- Build multi-domain (Android/Linux/FreeRTOS) virtualization solutions using Xen Hypervisor

- Design, implement, and integrate Android Hardware Abstraction Layers (HAL), including Camera HAL for imaging and stereo capture

- Create and maintain Android BSPs for automotive/embedded platforms

- Implement secure boot and Android Verified Boot (AVB) under Xen/QNX hypervisor environments

- Perform Linux kernel updates, driver integration, and U-Boot customization for automotive SoCs

- Manage builds with Yocto Project, GCC toolchains, CMake, and GNU Make

- Integrate GAS (Google Automotive Services) with Android Auto and AAOS

- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure timely, quality BSP and image deliveries

- Support CI/CD pipelines for Android platform integration and release workflows

Requirements

- 3+ years of experience in Android platform development, preferably in the automotive domain

- Proficiency in Android SDK and Android Automotive OS

- Strong programming skills in C, C++, and Rust for embedded systems

- Hands-on experience with Linux kernel, driver integration, and BSP bring-up

- Expertise in Android HAL architecture and implementation

- Knowledge of Xen Hypervisor and virtualization solutions

- Familiarity with secure boot mechanisms and AVB (Android Verified Boot)

- Practical experience with Yocto and embedded build systems

- Strong understanding of Git, Gerrit, GitHub/GitLab, and CI/CD pipelines