Firmware Engineer - C/C++

Job Description :

Roles & Responsibilities :

- Design, develop, and maintain embedded firmware for hardware devices and systems

- Develop low-level software using C/C++ for microcontrollers and processors

- Work on device drivers, bootloaders, BSP, and RTOS-based applications

- Interface firmware with hardware peripherals such as UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, USB, and Ethernet

- Perform board bring-up, debugging, and hardware validation

- Analyze system requirements and convert them into firmware solutions

- Optimize firmware for performance, memory usage, stability, and power efficiency

- Troubleshoot firmware, hardware, and system-level issues

- Collaborate with hardware, validation, QA, and product engineering teams

- Develop and execute unit tests, integration tests, and firmware validation plans

- Participate in code reviews and maintain technical documentation

- Work with Linux kernel modules, embedded Linux, or RTOS environments when required

- Support firmware releases, upgrades, and OTA update mechanisms

- Ensure firmware quality, reliability, and compliance with industry standards

- Mentor junior engineers and contribute to technical design discussions

Preferred Candidate Profile :

- Bachelor's or Master's degree in: Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE), Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Embedded Systems, Instrumentation Engineering

- 5 to 12 years of experience in embedded firmware development

- Strong programming expertise in: C, Embedded C, C++

- Hands-on experience with :

a. ARM-based microcontrollers/processors

b. RTOS (FreeRTOS, VxWorks, QNX, etc.)

c. Embedded Linux

d. Device driver development

- Good understanding of :

a. UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, USB, Ethernet

b. Interrupts, multithreading, synchronization

c. Memory management and hardware registers

- Experience with debugging tools :

a. JTAG

b. Oscilloscope

c. Logic analyzer

d. GDB/Lauterbach

- Familiarity with :

a. Git/version control

b. CI/CD pipelines

c. Build systems

d. Bootloaders and BSP