mobileye

Camera System Engineer

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  • Jerusalem, Israel
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Mobileye builds camera-based ADAS and autonomous-driving systems with leading OEMs. This role is part of the Optical Path System Architecture and Integration team: the group that takes a new sensor integration from early requirements to a fully validated optical path. As Camera System Engineer you will drive the full integration lifecycle of complex real-time embedded systems — bridging hardware platforms and software stacks from early requirements definition and platform bring-up through system-level validation and verification. You will support pre-nomination and help close optical-path requirement gaps. Working closely with the Camera SW team and providing the pre-requisite they need for development and productization.
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What will your job look like? Define bring-up prerequisites and phases with architecture and program managers. Support Bring up of optical path devices (Sensor, Serializer, Deserializer). Review and contribute to Hardware-Software Interface specifications (register maps, memory maps, interrupts, boot sequences) Support pre-nomination requirement definition, including customer-facing meetings when needed. Support architecture with optical path feature requirements and sensors bring up requirements. Support SW/HW integration test strategy including HIL setups and CI automated regression. Deep co-debugging using Saleae, logic analyzers, and oscilloscopes; root cause analysis across hardware errata, timing, and firmware issues. All you need is: B.Sc./M.Sc. Computer Engineering/ Electrical Engineering or equivalent. 7+ years in embedded SW/HW integration, platform bring-up, or firmware engineering. Proven ability to debug issues that cross hardware, firmware, and camera software. Hands-on experience in C/C++, Python; Assembly for debug. Experience in SoC architecture, schematics, power/clock domains. Experience with ADAS/automotive embedded systems, MIPI, and SERDES technologies (e.g., GMSL, FPD-Link, A-PHY)-Advantage. Mobileye changes the way we drive, from preventing accidents to semi and fully autonomous vehicles. If you are an excellent, bright, hands-on person with a passion to make a difference come to lead the revolution!
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Mobileye builds camera-based ADAS and autonomous-driving systems with leading OEMs. This role is part of the Optical Path System Architecture and Integration team: the group that takes a new sensor integration from early requirements to a fully validated optical path.

As Camera System Engineer you will drive the full integration lifecycle of complex real-time embedded systems — bridging hardware platforms and software stacks from early requirements definition and platform bring-up through system-level validation and verification.

You will support pre-nomination and help close optical-path requirement gaps. Working closely with the Camera SW team and providing the pre-requisite they need for development and productization.

What will your job look like?

  • Define bring-up prerequisites and phases with architecture and program managers.
  • Support Bring up of optical path devices (Sensor, Serializer, Deserializer).
  • Review and contribute to Hardware-Software Interface specifications (register maps, memory maps, interrupts, boot sequences)
  • Support pre-nomination requirement definition, including customer-facing meetings when needed.
  • Support architecture with optical path feature requirements and sensors bring up requirements.
  • Support SW/HW integration test strategy including HIL setups and CI automated regression.
  • Deep co-debugging using Saleae, logic analyzers, and oscilloscopes; root cause analysis across hardware errata, timing, and firmware issues.
  • All you need is:

  • B.Sc./M.Sc. Computer Engineering/ Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
  • 7+ years in embedded SW/HW integration, platform bring-up, or firmware engineering. Proven ability to debug issues that cross hardware, firmware, and camera software.
  • Hands-on experience in C/C++, Python; Assembly for debug.
  • Experience in SoC architecture, schematics, power/clock domains.
  • Experience with ADAS/automotive embedded systems, MIPI, and SERDES technologies (e.g., GMSL, FPD-Link, A-PHY)-Advantage.
  •   Mobileye changes the way we drive, from preventing accidents to semi and fully autonomous vehicles. If you are an excellent, bright, hands-on person with a passion to make a difference come to lead the revolution!

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