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# Embedded C++ Developer

- **Company:** Veenus Infotechs
- **Location:** Auburn Hills, MI, United States
- **Salary:** $79,040.0 - $87,360.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Board Bringup, Adobe Flash, AUTomotive Open System Architecture (AUTOSAR), Bash Shell, Booting (BIOS), C++ (Programming Language), Profiling, Cyber Security, Device Drivers, File Systems, Embedded C, Embedded Software, Intrusion Detection Systems, Linux Kernel, Multiprocessing, Public Key Infrastructure, X.509, RSA (Cryptosystem), Software Engineering, Scripting, PIC Microcontroller, Yocto, Selinux, U-Boot
- **Published:** June 29, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=a3f50bf8ea2c57bf

## About the Role

Do you have experience in SoC?, * Solid experience in C++ for embedded systems

SOC Base Software Developer

 * Solid experience in C++ for embedded systems
 * hands-on work in Yocto/BitBake, including recipe development and securing Yocto-based distributions (e.g. configuring access control mechanisms such as SELinux, MAC/DAC).
 * Linux kernel knowledge for embedded systems and hands-on experience (drivers, filesystems, scheduling, profiling, networks, kernel configuration, etc..), bash and scripting.
 * Experience with sw development with Service Oriented frameworks/protocol (Eg. one between CommonApi, Ara::com, ROS, others)
 * Experience with Qualcomm platforms and SoCs would be considered a plus.

MCU Base Software Developer - Cyber Security

 * embedded software development with C and/or C++
 * Work experience in configuring Secure peripherals( HSM , CSM ..etc) in micro controllers
 * Experience with Secure bootloader
 * Experience with Secure boot , Secure flash , Secure diagnostics , Message Authendication

MCU Base Software Developer

 * experience working in embedded software development with C and/or C++
 * hands on experience in Da Vinci tools like Da Vinci Configurator, Da Vinci Developer
 * Hands on experience in one or more AUTOSAR BSW stacks - DCM , DEM , Com stack, Memory Stack,
 * Experience on working with MCU board bring up, MCAL Configuration
 * Experience with CDD (Complex device driver ) development
 * Experience on working with Multicore Architecture , Task mapping , testing and debugging
 * hands-on work in Yocto/BitBake, including recipe development and securing Yocto-based distributions (e.g. configuring access control mechanisms such as SELinux, MAC/DAC).
 * A good understanding of cryptography is also required, including experience with RSA, ECDSA/ECC, as well as X.509 certificates and PKI.
 * familiarity with automotive security topics such as Secure Boot, SOME/IP, MACsec and intrusion detection systems is important.
 * Experience with Qualcomm platforms and SoCs would be considered a plus.

## Description

* SOC Base Software Developer - Cyber Security


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