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We’ve already reported about lens array based light field camera sensors from Pelican. Looks like Pelican will bring them to Android smartphones according to a job posting on their official website. The job title reads ‘Android and Camera Platform Software Developer‘ which lists requirements including deep knowledge about Android, linux, camera drivers, Android Camera framework experience and Qualcomm Android systems.
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Read the complete job description below.
Requirements Concentration Summary – Candidates should cover one or more of the first three roles. The fourth role might be possible for just the right person.
QCamera Role: C++, Android, Camera HAL / Qualcomm QCamera Version 2, Java, Linux, drivers, experienced developer of complex systems / problem solving. Creating and extending soft ISP and related modules in the QCamera2 user-space device driver framework.
Camera HAL3 Role: Extensive Android Camera framework experience, preferably with Android Camera HAL3 (4.4) development
Qualcomm Android Role: Well-versed in Qualcomm Android systems and build process, system/device driver development and debugging, C++, Linux. Liason with Qualcomm and other suppliers and partners
Generalist, Development Platform Engineer: C++, Android app / library / subsystem dev, Linux, Java, Javascript, imaging, machine vision/learning, build systems, architect-level preferred
RequirementsExtensive experience with both C and C++
Minimally, Android development should be at systems level in a significant way
Java library and app development experience, preferably on Android. Should include JNI / NDK experience.
Have worked on some type of device driver or similar low-level systems code
Has done something with one or more of: cameras, imaging, graphics, GPU (OpenGL, CUDA, DirectX)
Comfortable and functional with: Linux, gmake, CMake, gdb, git, scripting languages (bash, Python, Lua, and/or NodeJS)
Desirable
