About the job
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Position: Software Engineer II - Android Security
Location: San Mateo, CA
You will play a pivotal role within our Portal team, contributing to the development of the core operating system for our next-generation platform aimed at enhancing the PlayStation ecosystem. Your work will influence the future of mobile gaming and entertainment for millions around the globe.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and integrate firmware and frameworks across multiple device teams to boost efficiency and collaboration.
Lead the creation of DRM and security solutions tailored for mobile and media applications.
Implement Android on new hardware platforms.
Work closely with international teams of UI designers and product managers (from the USA, Japan, and the UK) to transform requirements into a secure device platform.
Represent the team at technical forums, showcasing designs, sharing expertise, and providing valuable insights to other Sony software development teams.
Analyze performance bottlenecks and devise innovative solutions to enhance user satisfaction.
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience.
5+ years of expertise in developing Android, SELinux, embedded systems, and firmware interfaces.
Proficient with isolation technologies such as Arm TrustZone, secure monitor, or memory protection mechanisms.

