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Solution Architect

Posted 2 days ago

techdigital groupAkron (OH)

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About the role

We are looking for a Solution Architect (M/SM level) to front-end the customer in the Cleveland area for this program. While this role will serve as the cross-stream technical authority, we expect the candidate to possess deep expertise in Embedded Linux (Yocto, kernel-level Linux, systemd, hardware watchdog integration), MQTT.
Key Responsibilities: Own end-to-end architecture for device stabilization including OS optimization (Yocto Linux, systemd, hardware watchdog), application dependency removal (Java/ActiveMQ to ZeroMQ or D-Bus), and cycle-safe self-healing logic on NXP i. MX6 ARM hardwareChair the cross-stream architecture council and produce Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) for all significant design decisionsReview and approve technical designs from Senior Embedded Engineers, .NET Engineers, Cloud Engineers, and DevOps engineers across all workstreamsDefine and enforce engineering standards, OTA firmware delivery practices, and integration checkpoints across workstreamsRequired Skills & ExperienceHands‐on expertise with Yocto Linux build systems and ARM‐based embedded platforms (NXP i. MX6 or similar) Strong working knowledge of systemd service management, hardware watchdog integration, and Linux OS optimizationExperience with IoT device fleet management and OTA firmware delivery in production environmentsFamiliarity with ASP.NET Core microservices and lightweight IPC frameworks such as ZeroMQ or D-BusExperience working in regulated industries (medical devices, life sciences, or similar) is strongly preferred

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