Intermediate Embedded Firmware Designer

This is an opportunity to join an established product-development environment and learn directly from an experienced embedded developer while taking increasing ownership of the company's embedded software platform.

Responsibilities

Design, develop and maintain applications for Embedded Linux-based devices; Develop production-quality software using C++, Go and other appropriate technologies; Develop graphical user interfaces using Qt and related frameworks; Integrate applications with embedded hardware, peripherals and communication systems; Develop and troubleshoot network-connected applications using technologies such as TCP/IP, UDP, Ethernet, TLS; Interface software with embedded hardware and communication interfaces; Troubleshoot software, networking and hardware-integration issues; Collaborate with Embedded Linux, electrical and other engineering team members throughout product development; Participate in software architecture discussions, technical design reviews and peer code reviews; Write clean, modular, reusable, testable and maintainable code; Create and maintain software design and technical documentation; Support product validation, debugging and release activities; Participate in continuous improvement of development practices and product quality

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or a related field, or equivalent practical experience; Approximately 3–5 years of professional embedded software development experience; Strong professional experience with C++; Experience developing software using Go; Experience developing applications using Qt; Hands-on experience developing software for Embedded Linux devices; Experience troubleshooting embedded software and hardware-integration problems; Experience interfacing software with embedded hardware and peripherals; Experience using Git and collaborative software-development practices; Ability to read and understand electronic schematics; Strong problem-solving and debugging capabilities; Good written and verbal communication skills; Ability to work independently on assigned development tasks while knowing when to seek guidance on larger architectural decisions

Nice to have

You enjoy developing software that interacts with real-world hardware and want to understand how the entire product works rather than being limited to one isolated piece of code; You are comfortable debugging across software, Linux, networking and hardware boundaries, and you approach unfamiliar technical problems systematically; You can independently deliver assigned development work while collaborating with senior engineers when architectural or system-level decisions are required