Embedded Software Engineer

Proof needs two eyes and one clock.
A single camera can show you a moment, but it can’t prove one. There’s nothing beside it to check the claim against. AnchorCam Stereo pairs two global-shutter sensors sharing one clock, so every capture carries geometric proof no single feed, real or AI-generated, can fake. That proof is signed in hardware the moment it’s captured.
Corporate introduction: Introducing mutual
The Role #
We need someone to own the firmware stack: Linux bring-up to TrustZone secure world code to camera pipeline integration.
You’ll work closely with our hardware engineer on the reference implementation, and eventually help scale this to production devices.
What You’ll Build #
- Embedded Linux (Buildroot/Yocto) for vision SoCs
- OP-TEE trusted applications for real-time video signing
- Camera capture and encoding pipeline
- Secure boot chain implementation
Requirements #
- Experience with embedded Linux development
- Comfortable reading datasheets and schematics
- Can work in Seoul (SNU campus) or hybrid
Nice to Have #
- ARM TrustZone / OP-TEE experience
- Camera pipeline work (V4L2, ISP tuning)
- Experience with Rockchip or similar vision SoCs
What We Offer #
- Competitive equity for early team member
- Interesting technical problem
- Small team, high ownership
Interested? → hello@mutual.solutions
This post was drafted with the help of Claude. All research, decisions, and editorial judgment are my own.