Embedded developers

As an Embedded Developer with 8-15 years of experience, your primary responsibility will be to design and develop software components tailored to specific platforms" architectures. This will include incorporating hardware/software acceleration and offloading capabilities. You will also be tasked with developing management software that supports various WAN technologies like xPON, xDSL, and FTTH. Utilizing chipset and board capabilities effectively to ensure optimal performance and user experience will be a key aspect of your role. You will work on secure software solutions for loading and updating HOME GATEWAYS, leveraging the chipset and board capabilities to offer the best performance and user experience possible. Your responsibilities will also include working on the Linux kernel to build the foundational layer (embedded Linux, drivers, BSP, bootloaders) for hardware platforms such as Home Gateways. You will be at the forefront of cutting-edge technologies and standards, collaborating extensively with chip vendors and hardware manufacturers to shape the future of connected homes. To excel in this role, you must demonstrate creativity, conceptual thinking, and a strong eagerness to learn and experiment with new ideas. Strong analytical and synthesis skills are essential for success in this position. As the ideal candidate, you should have a minimum of 8+ years of experience in Embedded Software development, with expert-level proficiency in C programming. Additionally, you must possess a minimum of 5+ years of core software development experience specifically in the HOME GATEWAY DOMAIN (routers). Candidates with less than 5 years of experience in this domain will not be considered for this role. Furthermore, you should have at least 5+ years of hands-on experience with frameworks like openWrt or RDK-b, an intermediate level of practical technical knowledge in GIT, Bash, and Python, as well as practical experience with Linux software development and excellent debugging skills (e.g., gdb, JTAG). A solid understanding of the Linux kernel, OS, device drivers, embedded Linux bootloaders such as u-boot, and networking stacks and management protocols like TCP/IP, L2/L3, xDSL, and OMCI is required. Experience with prplOS development and integrating hardware and software for chipsets relevant to the router/gateway industry (ARM, MIPS, x86 SoCs from Broadcom, MxL, Qualcomm, Mediatek, etc.) would be a plus for this role.,