Firmware​/software engineer

Job Description

Experience in embedded architecture, external interfaces, product constraints, along with ability to develop architectures/features that meet these constraints while providing new value for the platform. Source code development, review and maintenance (C/C++). Unit and system level test and verification (TCL, System C, Modelsim SE). Experience in low‑level programming, system architecture, operating systems, device architecture, hardware design. Experience in storage interface standards such as SATA, SAS, PCIe, and Fiber Channel.

System level design and modeling manages design environment (make, Perl, SVN, Bugzilla). System integration using 8, 16, 32 bit micro‑controllers. Algorithm modeling, benchmarking, implementation, and digital signal processing.

• Minimum Requirements:
  
  4 years experience in software development cycle.
• 4 years experience in C and C++ language skills.
• Strong embedded firmware development and debug skills.
• Bachelor or Master of Science degree in Computer Science and/or Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• More than four years of relevant work experience.
• Hands‑on experience in software tools development, debug and/or validation.
• PC system knowledge, attention to details and problem‑solving skills.

4 years

United States of America

California

Intel

• Address: Folsom 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 71900 Prairie City Rd. Folsom, CA 95630 United States of America

Employees in the Intel Architecture Group (IAG) deliver innovative platforms across computing and communication segments including data centers, mobile and desktop personal computers, handhelds, embedded devices and consumer electronics. Intel's industry leading technology is used to create integrated hardware and software solutions such as processors, chipsets, communication radios, graphics processors, motherboards, and networking components that deliver capabilities from security and manageability to computing performance and energy efficiency.

IAG employees are at the forefront of enabling a new era of computing that is more integrated into all aspects of our daily lives.