Embedded Software Engineer, Annapurna Labs
amazonGranite City (IL)
Embedded Software Engineer, Annapurna Labs
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amazonGranite City (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will contribute to the Nitro firmware stack, helping shape next-generation semiconductor platforms for AWS. You will lead embedded software tasks across cross-functional teams and work on the core network engine that powers AWS infrastructure. You’ll tackle challenging problems at scale in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. This is a chance to impact cloud hardware at the heart of AWS and grow as a senior contributor. Compensation / Benefits flexible work hours mentorship and career growth inclusive team culture diversity and inclusion programs learning opportunities
Responsibilities:
Lead embedded software development tasks across multiple disciplines Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver firmware features Contribute to Nitro firmware for next-generation products Work on HW/SW interfaces and driver-level components Maintain and optimize firmware in Linux-based environments Support SoC integration and firmware validation
Key requirements:
2+ years of embedded software development experience Fluent in C Bachelor in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Engineering or related field (minimum degree) cross-functional collaboration strong communication problem-solving Embedded C programming HW/SW interfaces at board and chip level Understanding of computer architecture
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