Firmware Engineer 2

Role & responsibilities

1. Contribute to the design, development, and debugging of embedded firmware for microcontrollers and embedded systems in new and existing products.
   • Write and maintain C code in bare-metal environments. • Implement and optimize low-level drivers, communication protocols, and real-time control algorithms. • Collaborate with hardware engineers during board bring-up, system integration, and debugging. • Conduct unit testing, integration testing, and performance tuning of firmware modules. • Participate in code reviews, design reviews, and writing technical documentation. • Troubleshoot and resolve complex firmware issues across development and production environments. • Ensure firmware meets functional, performance requirements. • Contribute to continuous improvement of development processes, tools, and coding standards. • Stay current with emerging technologies, tools, and industry trends in embedded systems. • Manage engineering deliverables and timelines across multiple projects, ensuring alignment with the Product Development Process. • Support and improve existing product lines by identifying opportunities for performance optimization, and compliance with evolving standards. • Provide technical guidance and support to internal teams including sales, customer service, and manufacturing, and assist in training junior engineers or technicians. • Promote a safe and organized work environment by following company procedures and contributing to process improvements and operational excellence."

2. MUST HAVE

   • Experience with bare-metal programming, interrupt-driven systems, and low-power designs in C programming language • Proficiency with communication protocols such as I2C, SPI, UART, etc. • Proficiency with debugging in an embedded development using testing tools such as IDEs, logic analysers, oscilloscopes, etc. • Strong understanding of hardware-software integration and embedded systemarchitecture. • Excellent problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills. • Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment. • Ability to read and interpret schematics. • Knowledge of Python, Bash, or other scripting languages for test automation.