Embedded Software/Firmware Engineer
Verfasst am 2026-09-20
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Software Entwicklung
Eingebettete Systeme, Eingebettete Software ingenieur, Robotik, C++ Entwicklung
Embedded Software / Firmware Engineer
Own the low-level software layer of our autonomy platform across drones, payload and ground systems. Your work defines the fieldability, robustness and performance of our core product.
About SE3SE3 Labs is building Spatial AI by combining 3D computer vision with large language models (LLMs). We believe the ability to reason about and act within physical space is foundational to unlocking the next generation of automation, from construction to smart infrastructure, and ultimately, defense.
Now, we're building the physical platform to bring Spatial AI to life. That means high-performance, real-world robotic systems (starting with UAVs) and we're looking for a skilled, hands-on embedded engineer who's ready to power the foundation of these systems and have them communicate, update and perform reliably in the real world.
About the RoleAs Embedded Software / Firmware Engineer, you'll own the low-level software foundation across our embedded platforms - from bring-up and driver development to deployment tooling and in-field update infrastructure. You'll work across diverse compute platforms, enabling new sensors, cameras, AI accelerators and networked peripherals and turning prototypes into robust, fieldable systems.
This is a hands-on, on-site role in our prototyping and test space, with optional travel for field trials and partner testing. You'll work closely with our hardware design and testing teams while collaborating with our world-class AI software team to ship vertically integrated solutions fast. Your contributions will directly shape system architecture and hardware design, and the systems you support will move quickly from bench to real-world testing and front-line deployment at scale reshaping Europe's defense capability.
What You’ll Work OnRequirements & Bring-Up: Translate system needs into low-level software architecture and bring new boards and subsystems to life across Jetson, Arm and STM
32 platformsDrivers & Interfaces: Develop and maintain drivers and hardware-facing software for sensors, cameras, AI accelerators and communication networks
Kernel & System Layer: Work across embedded Linux, kernel and device-tree configuration, BSP-level integration and board bring-up to create stable, maintainable foundations
Flash, Boot & Deploy: Build and refine flashing, booting and serial deployment tooling for development, production, update and recovery workflows
Troubleshoot & Iterate: Debug on the bench, isolate failures fast, improve performance and stability, iterate until systems are ready for field use
Integrate & Maintain: Support system integration across aircraft platforms, work closely with hardware engineers and continuously improve performance, reliability and long-term maintainability
M.Sc. or higher in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Embedded Systems or a related field
You bring 2+ years of hands-on experience in low-level software or firmware development for embedded systems; we're equally interested and will reward more senior engineers who want to work deeply hands-on
You're strong in C and Python and comfortable shipping real systems on embedded
Linux in robotics, automotive or other hardware-adjacent environmentsYou have practical experience with hardware interfaces and protocols such as I2C
, SPI
, CAN
, Ethernet and MIPI
-based camera interfaces.You're comfortable with board bring-up, serial consoles, flashing workflows, boot issues, hardware-near debugging and systematic troubleshooting on real hardware
You know how to make software not just functional, but deployable, maintainable and robust under real-world conditions
You know how to validate low-level software on real hardware through structured…
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