Embedded Engineer

What You’ll Do

• Design, develop, test, and maintain embedded firmware for production hardware platforms
• Write low-level firmware in C/C++ for resource-constrained embedded systems
• Work directly with hardware peripherals such as timers, interrupts, DMA, registers, and low-level interfaces
• Implement firmware that reliably interfaces with real-world electronics and mechanical components
• Build scalable firmware architectures using modular design, state machines, and task scheduling
• Debug complex firmware and hardware interactions using JTAG, logic analyzers, oscilloscopes, and protocol analyzers
• Support boot processes, firmware updates, versioning, and production deployment workflows
• Collaborate with electrical engineers during schematic review, hardware bring-up, and validation
• Partner with system and application-level engineers to integrate firmware with higher-level software
• Ensure firmware meets performance, reliability, and regulatory requirements
• Contribute to sustaining engineering efforts, field issue investigation, and root-cause analysis
• Document firmware behavior, interfaces, and design decisions to support long-term maintainability and traceability

• Proven experience developing embedded firmware for production hardware
• Strong proficiency in C and C++ for embedded systems
• Hands-on experience working close to hardware (registers, peripherals, interrupts, timers, DMA)
• Ability to design and debug firmware that interfaces with physical electronics

• Experience with MCUs, SoCs, or embedded Linux platforms
• Familiarity with interfaces such as SPI, I²C, UART, GPIO, Ethernet, and USB
• Understanding of boot sequences, firmware updates, and versioning strategies
• Comfort using professional debugging tools for embedded systems

• Experience with modular firmware design and structured architectures
• Familiarity with state machines, task scheduling, and robust error handling
• Ability to work within large, multi-module firmware codebases
• Comfortable collaborating across hardware, firmware, and application teams

• Solid understanding of electronics fundamentals (power, grounding, signal integrity)
• Ability to read and interpret schematics for development and debugging
• Awareness of how hardware design impacts firmware reliability and performance

• Experience developing software for regulated, certified, or compliance-driven products
• Understanding of traceability, reproducibility, and controlled change management
• Ability to deliver firmware suitable for audits, certification, and long-term support

• Experience with gaming systems, payment systems, or other regulated industries
• Exposure to manufacturing test, field diagnostics, or sustaining engineering
• Familiarity with embedded security concepts