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Audio Framework Development: Job Requirements: Responsible for the Android Audio Framework & HAL layers Lead the team in design & implementation of audio components Audio framework & HAL extensions to meet the automotive use cases Audio Focus/Priority Management for Automotive requirements Handling for the audio routing through the framework & HAL layers Implementation of the custom interfaces to extended functionalities Responsible for meeting the Audio KPIs (latency, CPU, etc.) Breakdown of the user features into technical tasks Backlog creation & grooming for the features Sprint Planning of incremental tasks implementation in alignment to program milestones Conduct daily stand-up meetings and communicate the progress Peer review of the design & code Ensure traceability and consistency to software architecture and to software requirements Ensure process compliance Request all input which is necessary to fulfil the responsibilities Extremely Proficient in C & C++ programming language Work on Android code base for customizing for Car Infotainment Systems based on the requirements. Work on Android HAL, Linux drivers and Core Android frameworks for Middleware Infrastructure domains. Work on open-source Android ecosystem and the libraries available for common tasks, build system, Android internal frameworks (HAL etc) Strong System programming skills, OOPS concepts and OS internals Experienced in Android programming environment using binder, shared memory etc. Programming Language: Strong in C/C++
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