Senior Firmware is responsible to understand product requirements, design and develop code, module level and system level embedded software design/coding, validation using programming language C. Provide technical solutions, follow defined processes & lead in product development & technology innovations. Enrich & foster climate of innovation to drive growth & accelerate capability development. Additionally, assisting the technical lead for conceptualization, engineering and software specification of new product platform solutions that meet the stated market requirements for performance, cost, and functionality for Embedded Systems Products.
Roles: The Engineer will be involved in design & development of embedded projects encompassing functionality from industrial protocols stacks, cybersecurity feature implementation and to the development of a shared, reusable, secure, scalable Software. Its Responsibility of Firmware Engineer to Enrich & foster climate of innovation to drive growth & accelerate capability development, which includes:
Demonstrated skill in developing original designs with C/C++ in embedded environments including bare-metal, multi-threaded RTOS, and embedded operating systems.
Must have specific experience with common 8/16/32-bit microcontroller and/or embedded processing platforms such as STM32 and ESP32.
Experience in independently using electronics lab equipment to develop/troubleshoot low-level drivers and hardware integration for interfaces such as I2C, SPI, UART, USB, etc.
Must have a strong understanding of embedded software design and architectural concepts as well as the integration between firmware and hardware.
Experience with Agile methodologies and scrum teams is preferable.
Well-developed written and verbal communication skills.
Skilled in writing specifications and end-user documentation.
Experience with software tools like JIRA, JAMA, Coverity, Black Duck is preferable.
Must have a strong understanding of software development tools and methodologies used in the context of embedded systems. Familiarity with source control via established systems such as Git.