Embedded Firmware Engineer
cindaviMilwaukee (WI)
About the role
Design firmware that makes its way into the lighting of high-performance machines - the kind crafted by Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Bugatti.
Job Summary:
We’re looking for an Embedded Firmware Engineer II who can take full ownership of firmware development across the entire product lifecycle. You will architect, code, test, and refine the firmware that powers our industry-leading lighting technologies. From concept through production launch and ongoing support, you will help shape the embedded intelligence behind every product we deliver.
Job Responsibilities:
Explore Develop innovative, robust embedded firmware solutions independently Lead development activities for one or more projects from concept to end-of-life Design and implement production-level and R&D software solutions Write high-performance embedded C code for microcontroller-based systems Use Simulink to design, simulate, and test embedded applications InnovateDefine and enforce software development standards and best practices Support production teams on firmware-related issues and electronic component decisions Interpret schematics and understand hardware-software interactions Implement and optimize CAN communication protocols based on product requirements Drive adoption of automated Model-Based Software Development (MBSD) workflows PerformDevelop end-of-line testing mechanisms and manufacturing support software Build C++ or Python PC-based applications and automation scripts
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Engineering 4+ years of embedded firmware development experience
- Strong proficiency in C programming and embedded systems
- Experience with microcontrollers, CAN, UART, and industry communication protocols
Highly preferred experience with Simulink, MBSD, FreeRTOS, and/or embedded cybersecurity (HSMs, certificate chain of trust, etc.)
What We Offer:
- Competitive compensation 401(k) with company matchPTO, Sick/Personal time, and 11 paid holidays
- Profit-sharing plan
- Tuition reimbursement & scholarship opportunities
- Professional development & advancement paths
- Casual, collaborative work environment
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