Open BMC Developer
About the Job
We are seeking an experienced Embedded Systems Engineer with deep expertise in BMC firmware development and Linux internals. In this role, you will be responsible for designing and maintaining OpenBMC-based firmware, customizing Linux kernel and U-Boot for embedded platforms, and implementing robust device drivers and IPC mechanisms to ensure efficient system communication. You will also lead board bring-up activities, perform hardware debugging, and integrate industry-standard management protocols such as IPMI and Redfish.
This position offers an opportunity to work on cutting-edge server management solutions, collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality embedded systems that power next-generation infrastructure.
Your Role
- Develop and maintain BMC firmware using OpenBMC and Yocto build systems.
- Customize Linux kernel and U-Boot bootloader for embedded platforms.
- Design and implement device drivers and IPC mechanisms.
- Perform board bring-up, hardware debugging, and peripheral validation.
- Integrate and support IPMI and Redfish management protocols.
- Collaborate with hardware/software teams for seamless system integration.
- Develop Linux user-space applications for system control.
Your Profile
Primary Skills:
- OpenBMC architecture and development
- Linux kernel and device driver development
- U-Boot bootloader customization
- IPC mechanisms in Linux
- Board bring-up and hardware debugging
- IPMI stack: SDR, SEL, FRU, SOL, IPMB, KCS, KVM
- Redfish protocol implementation
Secondary Skills:
- Linux application development (C/C++, shell scripting)
- Familiarity with RTOS (ThreadX)
- Side-band LAN networking protocols
- Debugging tools: GDB, strace, JTAG, serial console
Preferred Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s/Master’s in Computer Science, Electronics, or related field
- Experience in server management firmware and embedded Linux systems
About Us
At Capgemini Engineering, we are global leaders in engineering services, helping the world’s most innovative companies unleash their potential. From autonomous cars to life-saving robots,
Chennai (ex Madras), IN