Embedded Software Engineer
Meril is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to develop real-time, medical-grade software for Android-based AR systems in the healthtech domain. Responsibilities include building Camera2 API pipelines, integrating C++ computer vision libraries via JNI/NDK, and creating surgical workflow state machines. The role requires strong Android expertise and experience with embedded or wearable systems. This position focuses on high-reliability, low-latency surgical navigation technology.
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Experience
4+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Meril is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to develop real-time, medical-grade software for Android-based AR systems in the healthtech domain. Responsibilities include building Camera2 API pipelines, integrating C++ computer vision libraries via JNI/NDK, and creating surgical workflow state machines. The role requires strong Android expertise and experience with embedded or wearable systems. This position focuses on high-reliability, low-latency surgical navigation technology.
TAL's take
Specialized role in healthtech/AR domain with clear technical requirements and well-defined project scope.
Very well-defined role requirements and technical stack within a niche medical domain.
Must haves
- 4+ years of Android development experience
- Strong expertise in Camera2 API
- Experience with JNI/NDK integration
- Embedded Android or wearable device experience
- Passion for solving complex real-time engineering challenges
Tools and skills
Nice to have: opengl es, opencv, ar, embedded android, wearable systems.
About the company
Established medical technology company, fits the profile of a specialized product engineering firm.
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