Senior System Software Engineer - Embedded Controller
Senior System Software Engineer - Embedded Controller
Posted 48 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Improve the product and the process used to build, test, and run it. Design and implement firmware and real-time operating system changes, and the driver interface that connects them with the rest of the system.
- Use current development tools, including tools that generate and check code, and make those tools part of how the team develops and validates software.
- Work with hardware and software partners in other locations to resolve issues and deliver the result.
- What we need to see: Proven experience in system software, embedded software, or a related field
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience).5+ years of meaningful experience. Experience writing software in C, and scripting to build, test, or run that software
- Background with embedded software, a real-time operating system, and device drivers, and with low-level interfaces such as interrupts, GPIO, DMA, PCIe, or I2CExperience delivering software you were accountable for, from design through release and support
- Ways to stand out in a crowd: Experience using AI development tools to write, review, and test software more efficiently
- Background with embedded software for power, thermal, or performance and experience designing real-time control software
- Experience with operating system internals, kernel modules, or computer architecture
- Experience with firmware security or safety
- Background with RustWe have some of the most forward-thinking and dedicated people in the world working for us. If you're creative and autonomous, we want to hear from you.
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