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Staff Firmware Engineer

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artycFremont (CA)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$214,000 per year

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About the role

Duties: Guide company firmware development across multiple products, including determining priorities and tasks for the team. Design, produce, and debug PCBs. Become an expert in our firmware codebase to add features, debug, and guide other members of the team. Operate in an Agile development environment to manage team timelines and priorities. Work cross-functionally with mechanical and software engineering counterparts, and collaborate with product, sales, and design teams. Education
Required: Master’s degree or foreign equivalent in Computer Science or related fields. Experience
Required: 10 years of experience in job offered or related occupations (e.g., Software Development Expert, Project Leader, Team Leader, etc.).Special Requirements 5 years of prior work experience in each of the following: Software development using Assembly, C, C++, and C# on Windows, QNX, and Linux platforms Use of Perl and Bash script languages Use of WinCVS, Perforce, Rational Rose, and Pure Coverage development tools Design in Video Codecs, Porting and Optimization to different platforms Development and Maintenance of 2D Graphics Library Development and Maintenance of Media applications for Automotive Domain.
Worksite: 48890 Milmont Drive, Suite 106D, Fremont, CA 94538
Salary: $214,000 - $215,000 per year Applicant instructions: Apply via email to recruiting@shipartyc.com and reference job code 94587 in reply. EOE.

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