Over-the-air software and data platform for connected vehicle fleets
Sibros builds edge-to-cloud software that lets automakers push full-vehicle OTA updates, collect data and run remote diagnostics. The stack spans embedded automotive standards (MISRA C/C++, SOME/IP, POSIX, Android Automotive OS) alongside Kafka, MQTT and Kubernetes on AWS, GCP and Azure, so the work runs from in-vehicle code to the cloud. Senior engineering hiring in India and Japan targets OTA scaling for millions of vehicles under unreliable connectivity.
Sibros is a privately held company headquartered in San Jose, California, founded in 2018 and employing 51–200 people. It sells to automakers, giving them one system to manage software and data across every ECU in connected fleets. Core capabilities include over-the-air updates, vehicle data logging and remote diagnostics, built to meet automotive industry compliance requirements. The company also works on telematics hardware and integrations with enterprise software, and is hiring in India and Japan.
Sibros uses C++, MISRA C/C++, SOME/IP, POSIX, Go, Java, Python, Kotlin and Android Automotive OS, with Kafka, MQTT and Kubernetes across AWS, GCP and Azure, plus React, TypeScript and Angular on the front end.
Sibros is currently hiring in India and Japan, mostly senior engineering and manager-level roles, with additional openings in product and logistics.
Job posts point to an OTA deployment engine, orchestration engines, a core vehicle-to-cloud pipeline, remote command delivery, a distributed package upgrade system and a telematics control unit.
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