Embedded Firmware Engineer
esolutionsMilpitas (CA)
Embedded Firmware Engineer
Posted today
esolutionsMilpitas (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Embedded Firmware EngineerExperience in developing, writing, and debugging code for embedded microcontrollers and processors (ARM and MSP430, preferred); Should be an expert in C and C#, C++. Device Driver Development experience required Develop firmware, validate and test firmware implementation on PCB Hands-on lab experience in debugging microcontroller assemblies Work interactively with electrical engineers to select a microcontroller and optimize the microcontroller/processor interconnections. Work with systems and software engineers to test and implement firmware updates. Implement firmware coding for ultra low power battery operated MCUs / Processors. Measure system power and optimize the power consumption. Ability to adhere to coding standards, MISRA compliant coding guidelines, code static analyzers, etc. Define requirements and specifications for firmware design implementation Document firmware for release to production.
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