Senior Embedded Software Engineer

Overview

In this role you will enable Unity’s real-time 3D runtime to run on Android-based automotive platforms, shaping the graphics and platform stack for multi-screen HMIs. You’ll work within a small, senior team to ship production-grade integrations and drive performance on constrained automotive hardware. You’ll partner with OEMs to investigate issues, unblock deployments, and influence Android/AAOS integration in the vehicle. This is a high-impact opportunity to define embedded Android support for Unity in the automotive domain.

Pay / Benefits

• Comprehensive health, life, and disability insurance
• Commute subsidy
• Employee stock ownership
• Competitive retirement/pension plans
• Generous vacation and personal days
• Parental leave and family-care programs

Responsibilities

• Bring Unity runtime to Android in the vehicle and strengthen platform support across Android/AOSP, AAOS, Linux, and QNX
• Integrate Unity into native Android apps (Unity as a Library and Unity Render Service) and develop the graphics/windowing layer for multi-screen cockpits
• Profile and optimize performance on constrained automotive SoCs, focusing on startup/load times, memory, and runtime efficiency
• Collaborate directly with automotive OEMs as a technical point of contact, diagnose issues, remove bottlenecks, and enable production success
• Raise engineering bar through design discussions, code reviews, and automated tests

Key requirements

• C/C++/C# proficiency on Linux/Android with multi-threaded systems
• Hands-on Android/AOSP development across app and platform layers (HALs, AIDL, Soong/Blueprint)
• Experience with Vulkan/OpenGL ES and the Android graphics stack (SurfaceFlinger, HWComposer, Gralloc, EGL)
• Performance profiling and optimization on resource-constrained hardware (CPU/GPU/IO)
• Strong English communication for direct customer collaboration

• Strong collaboration with automotive OEMs
• ownership and autonomy in a small senior team
• customer-facing communication and problem-solving
• Vulkan
• OpenGL ES
• SurfaceFlinger

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