Principal Engineer Firmware

#We Are In  for jobs that impact everyone's life. What if your ideas could change the way the world connects, powers up, or thinks? As a Principal Engineer Firmware in our Research & Development team, you'll have the opportunity to merge creativity with your technical expertise by shaping the future of technology, driving groundbreaking projects, and bringing new ideas to life.

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Key responsibilities in your new role

• Provide on-site and remote support for integration and bring‑up at customer and partner locations: hands‑on debug, measurement, and structured issue reproduction
• Tune end‑to‑end performance with measurable goals—latency, throughput, jitter, deterministic behavior where required
• Work with sensor, actuator, and bridge connectivity patterns (including Ethernet and comparable industrial interfaces) to close gaps between datasheets, reference designs, and customer reality
• Study hardware and software protocol documentation; produce implementation proposals, risk notes, and migration paths customers can adopt
• Integrate Infineon smart actuators and sensors into customer reference platforms, validating assumptions with experiments and concise technical write‑ups
• Partner with teams responsible for edge AI compute stacks so that data paths, drivers, and APIs match what autonomy and perception software expect
• Where customers use robotics simulation or digital twins for validation, help align real hardware behavior with simulated assumptions (hand‑offs to simulation‑focused peers as needed)
• Develop or adapt Python and C++ utilities for bring‑up, data capture, regression checks, and customer demonstrations
• Deliver technical presentations, demos, and focused training so customers can sustain what you help them build
• Collaborate globally with experts and central functions; communicate requirements, gaps, and competitive observations clearly
• Track technology trends in Physical AI, humanoid and industrial robotics, motor control, power electronics, and communications that affect customer architectures

Qualifications and skills to help you succeed

• Education:
  
  Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, or comparable field—with a strong software focus
• Experience:
  
  5 to 8 years of professional experience in software, robotics, simulation, embedded systems, applications engineering, system integration, or related customer‑facing technical roles—or 3 years of relevant experience with …
• Master’s, or about 2 years with a PhD, in comparable domains
• Solid Python and C++ for bring‑up tools, integration code, or performance‑sensitive components
• Hands‑on experience with embedded Linux or comparable edge environments, drivers, protocols, and basic hardware debug (scopes, logic analyzers, or equivalent collaboration with HW peers)
• Familiarity with real‑time and performance‑aware design: latency, timing, bandwidth, and system‑level trade‑offs
• Understanding of sensors and actuators in motion and robotics contexts; comfort with motor control and power concepts at the system level
• Exposure to robotics middleware (for example ROS2) or industrial field buses where customers use them
• Ability to work within MBSE‑oriented customer programs: requirements and traceability, interface and architecture views, and related artifacts that drive integration and acceptance planning
• Strong customer communication: structured updates, honest status, and calm escalation when risks emerge
• Experience working in cross‑functional and international teams; fluent professional English
• Willingness to travel to support customers (frequency depends on projects and policy)

• Hands‑on use of SysML, MBSE repositories, or architecture modeling tools (commercial or open) in hardware‑software or systems programs
• Familiarity with robotics simulation tools such as Isaac Sim, Isaac Lab, or Omniverse when customers use them alongside hardware bring‑up
• Background in functional safety, EMC, or thermal constraints as they affect edge deployments
• Prior semiconductor or tier‑one automotive/industrial applications exposure

Infineon Technologies is an equal‑opportunity…