Firmware Engineer

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The successful candidate will be working as part of a remarkable team which will be involved in the design, creation and debugging of embedded systems code during the full lifecycle of firmware development.  The candidate will be participating in the design and development of code based on product specifications and engage actively in code reviews, unit and integration testing. 

Your typical day will include: 

• Building domain expertise in your area of responsibility. This includes creating prototypes, problem solving, and delivering shippable features. 
• Collaborating with stakeholders to solidify requirements and working with various teams to accomplish your tasks 
• Asking relevant questions and participating in brainstorming and code reviews 
• Sifting through data and information quickly to identify what is essential 
• Tracking of and adhering to delivery schedules 
  
  

• You rock a BS degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, Electronics & Communications Engineering, or Electrical Engineering  
• Programming gets you all excited. You know C/C++ like the back of your hand. 
• Investigating and squashing bugs is a cathartic experience. 
• You have knowledge on embedded firmware & Unix/Linux/Embedded environment (e.g. “sudo make-me-a-sandwich"), that’s a plus. 
• You have background in firmware/software development phases – from product definition through code maintenance 
• You are adaptive to change and/or have familiarity of the AGILE/SCRUM process 
• You are an ambassador of best programming practices (code reviews, unit testing, automation) 
• You are a brainstormer and work well in a team. 
• You are self-initiated and proactive 
• You think of the bigger picture (e.g. beyond that 1-line code change) 
• You are willing to learn from a whole bunch of amazing people