Embedded Software Engineer

Logi Sync is an embedded systems engineering firm that has been at the tip of the spear for 33 years. We partner with industrial, aerospace, defense, and food service equipment companies to design, build, and validate mission-critical systems.

We work at the intersection of hardware, firmware, and software, solving hard problems where reliability, performance, and correctness matter. Our engineers work directly with customers, influence architecture, and see projects through from requirements to deployed systems.

We are hiring an Embedded Software Engineer to design, develop, test, and support embedded software for customer systems across industrial, aerospace, and IoT applications. This is a hands‑on role for someone who enjoys working close to the hardware, debugging real devices, and collaborating across electrical, mechanical, and systems engineering disciplines.

• Design and implement embedded firmware in C/C++ for microcontroller and processor-based systems
• Develop drivers, board support packages, and application-level firmware
• Work with RTOS environments (e.g., FreeRTOS, Zephyr, ThreadX, or similar)
• Interface with hardware peripherals (SPI, I2C, UART, CAN, Ethernet, ADC/DAC)
• Bring up new hardware and debug issues using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, JTAG, etc.
• Collaborate with hardware engineers to resolve board-level and system-level issues
• Support integration testing and validation efforts

• Write clear, maintainable, testable code
• Participate in code reviews and design reviews
• Document firmware architecture, interfaces, and behavior
• Support verification and validation activities when required
• Work directly with customers to clarify requirements and troubleshoot issues
• Communicate technical tradeoffs clearly and professionally
• Contribute to project planning and estimation

• 3–6 years of professional embedded / firmware development experience
• Strong C or C++ skills in embedded environments
• Experience working directly with hardware
• Comfort debugging systems where “it doesn’t work yet”
• Ability to explain technical decisions clearly

• Experience in regulated or safety‑critical environments
• Exposure to embedded Linux
• Familiarity with networking stacks or wireless protocols
• Experience supporting products in production

• Firmware works reliably in real-world conditions
• Hardware bring-ups move faster with your involvement
• Customers trust your technical judgment
• You can independently own portions of systems
• You contribute to better engineering discipline as the team scales