Sensor Validation Engineer - Python/Linux

<p><p><b style="background-color: inherit;">Role : Sensor Validation Engineer</b><br/><br/><b style="background-color: inherit;">Location : Bangalore</b><br/><br/><b style="background-color: inherit;">1-3 years of experience</b><br/><br/>We're looking for a highly skilled Sensor Validation Engineer to join our team in Bangalore.

The ideal candidate will have 1-3 years of experience and a strong background in sensor validation and Python scripting.

This is a work-from-office position.<br/><br/><b style="background-color: inherit;">Key Responsibilities : </b><br/><br/>- Validate and verify sensor device drivers on both Windows and Linux platforms.<br/><br/>- Develop and maintain robust Python automation scripts for sensor validation tests.<br/><br/>- Debug issues at both the driver and platform levels, utilizing tools such as Windbg, ETL trace, and Crash Analysis.<br/><br/>- Work with various sensors including accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, and human presence detection sensors.<br/><br/>- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure product quality and performance.<br/><br/><b style="background-color: inherit;">Mandatory Skills : </b><br/><br/>- Strong proficiency in Python script development.<br/><br/>- Hands-on experience with device driver validation.<br/><br/>- In-depth understanding of I2C and UART communication protocols.<br/><br/>- Strong knowledge of Zephyr RTOS firmware validation and RISC-V architecture.<br/><br/>- Solid grasp of the core internals of Windows and Linux operating systems and their respective device driver architectures.<br/><br/>- Familiarity with industry certifications like WHQL.<br/><br/>- Experience with Microsoft sensor validation tools such as HLK Motion Sensor Tests, Sensor Diagnostic Tool, and Sensor Explorer.<br/><br/>- Proficiency in using H/W Protocol Analyzers like Beagle I2C/SPI and Saleae Logic Analyzer.<br/><br/><b style="background-color: inherit;">Desired Skills : </b><br/><br/>- Knowledge of C/C++.<br/><br/>- Understanding of Sensor APIs and the MSFT sensor framework.</p><br/></p> (ref:hirist.tech)