EMB Firmware C/C++, RTOS/Free RTOS

As a Firmware Developer specializing in C/C++ and FreeRTOS, your role will involve designing and developing embedded firmware for graphical display controllers. You will be responsible for translating system requirements into architecture, design, and code, as well as conducting unit and system-level testing to ensure the reliability of the firmware. Collaboration with global teams across hardware, software, QA, and project management will be essential, supporting all phases of product development from validation to production. Additionally, you will interact with customers worldwide to gather requirements and provide technical support, while also researching new technologies and standards within the product domain. Key Responsibilities: - Design and develop embedded firmware using C/C++ for graphical display controllers. - Translate system requirements into architecture, design, and code. - Perform unit and system-level testing to ensure robust and reliable firmware. - Collaborate with global teams across hardware, software, QA, and project management. - Support all phases of product development including validation, verification, compliance, and production. - Interface with customers across multiple time zones to gather requirements and provide technical support. - Investigate and evaluate new technologies and standards relevant to the product domain. Qualification Required: - Education: B.Tech/M.Tech in Electronics, Electrical, or Computer Science. - Experience: 8-12 years in embedded software development. In addition to the primary responsibilities and qualifications, you are expected to have strong proficiency in Embedded C/C++, experience with bare-metal and FreeRTOS systems, and hands-on development with various interfaces and drivers such as CAN, RS232, SPI, I2C, Timers, Graphics LCD, EEPROM, and Flash Drivers. You should also possess experience in UI design for embedded graphics controllers, familiarity with MVC architecture and Design Patterns, localization for European and Asian languages, expertise in ARM 32-bit Microcontrollers (preferably Renesas), debugging using Emulators and JTAG/BDM Debuggers, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), proficiency in software version control and defect tracking tools, and understanding of Agile and Waterfall development methodologies.,