Firmware Engineer

We are looking for an experienced Embedded Firmware & Hardware Engineer to join an innovative engineering team developing embedded electronic devices from concept to production.

This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys working across both firmware development and hardware bring-up. Youll be responsible for designing developing debugging and validating embedded systems while collaborating closely with hardware and product teams.

• Design develop and maintain embedded firmware in C/C

• Develop low-level drivers communication protocols and application logic

• Bring-up and debug embedded hardware prototypes

• Design and review electronic schematics

• Debug hardware using laboratory equipment (oscilloscope logic analyzer multimeter)

• Implement and optimize communication interfaces such as UART SPI I2C CAN USB and Modbus

• Prepare and maintain technical documentation

• Collaborate with hardware engineers throughout the entire product lifecycle

• Support products from concept through production and maintenance

• 4 years of experience developing embedded systems (firmware hardware)

• Strong C/C programming skills in embedded environments

• Experience with bare-metal and/or RTOS development

• Hands-on experience with microcontrollers such as:

  • STM32

  • ESP32

  • NXP

  • Nordic (nRF)

  • or equivalent

• Experience with communication protocols:

  • UART

  • SPI

  • I2C

  • CAN

  • Modbus

  • USB

• Ability to read and create electronic schematics

• Experience with hardware debugging tools:

  • Oscilloscope

  • Logic Analyzer

  • Multimeter

  • Laboratory Power Supply

• Experience with JTAG/SWD debugging

• FreeRTOS or Zephyr

• BLE

• Wi-Fi

• LoRa

• Zigbee

• OTA firmware updates

• Python scripting

• Git

• Jenkins

• GitLab CI/CD

• Independent and proactive mindset

• Ability to own projects end-to-end

• Comfortable working in a startup or scale-up environment

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

• Good communication skills

• Ability to work across firmware and hardware domains