Embedded Software Engineer , EFA Annapurna
amazonGranite City (IL)
Embedded Software Engineer , EFA Annapurna
Posted today
amazonGranite City (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
As a Software Embedded Development Engineer, you design and optimize mission-critical embedded software that powers cloud infrastructure. You’ll join cross-functional teams focused on networking, ML acceleration, and HPC, impacting AWS services at scale. Work on custom silicon and innovative networking solutions at the hardware-software intersection. You’ll grow through AWS resources and mentorship while contributing to technically meaningful projects. Compensation / Benefits mentorship programs opportunities to publish technical content Responsibilities design, develop, and optimize embedded software for cloud infrastructure work with teams focused on networking, ML acceleration, and HPC contribute to software for custom silicon and networking solutions interface with hardware during firmware and driver development collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver reliable embedded systems
Key requirements:
Bachelor in Computer Science or related field 5+ years of embedded software development strong proficiency in C/C++ hands-on experience with firmware, device drivers, or user-space apps for embedded systems experience with low-level hardware interaction clear and concise communication with leadership and stakeholders cross-functional collaboration problem-solving mindset C/C++ embedded software development firmware and device driver development
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