We’re looking for an Embedded Linux / Kernel Engineer to strengthen the software platform that runs on Abi and deepen our capability in one of the most foundational parts of the stack.
You’ll join the team responsible for the platform software that runs on Abi, including firmware and other onboard software. The team works across the hardware/software boundary to make the robot reliable, deployable, and easier to develop, while partnering closely with electrical, autonomy, AI, and product engineering on real-world robotic systems.You’ll own the Linux platform that runs on our Jetson-based robots, from NixOS and kernel configuration through device bring-up and hardware integration. You’ll improve the provisioning and flashing tools that turn a new Jetson into a working robot, make OTA and platform upgrades safer and easier to test, and debug failures across boot, networking and Wi-Fi, cameras, storage, and other peripherals. You’ll also help define the compute and hardware/software interfaces for next-generation robots, and build the diagnostics, testing, and recovery paths needed to keep them reliable in the field.
You’ll help us make Abi easier to develop, deploy, debug, and scale. That means getting hands-on with real hardware, tracking down tricky issues across the stack, improving our platform foundations, and building cleaner, more reliable interfaces for the rest of engineering.
This is a strong fit for someone who likes working close to the metal, enjoys debugging real systems, and wants ownership in a robotics product where Linux platform work directly affects reliability, manufacturing, deployment, and customer outcomes.