Job Title: Firmware Developer (Embedded C/C++)
Location: Phoenix, AZ (Hybrid)
Employment Type: Full-Time Permanent
What You'll Do
* Develop, maintain, upgrade, and patch embedded firmware written in C or C++.
* Work directly on custom boards and microcontrollers, including low‑level hardware bring‑up.
* Debug hardware and firmware issues using tools such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and related instrumentation.
* Collaborate with engineering teams to support existing codebases and implement updates or improvements.
* Assist in validating and testing firmware on new or revised hardware.
* Operate primarily onsite while gaining familiarity with systems and hardware.
What You Bring
* Experience with embedded C or C++ programming.
* Hands‑on exposure to microcontrollers or single‑board computers (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Pico, STM32, ESP32).
* Comfort working at the bare‑metal or low‑level layer of embedded systems.
* Ability to understand schematics and basic hardware concepts (formal electrical engineering degree not required).
* Familiarity with hardware debugging tools such as oscilloscopes or multimeters.
* Curiosity, willingness to "get close to the hardware," and ability to troubleshoot in real time.
Nice to Have
* Experience in the following industries is beneficial but not required: Aerospace, Automative, Defense
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Location: Phoenix, AZ (Hybrid)
Employment Type: Full-Time Permanent
What You'll Do
* Develop, maintain, upgrade, and patch embedded firmware written in C or C++.
* Work directly on custom boards and microcontrollers, including low‑level hardware bring‑up.
* Debug hardware and firmware issues using tools such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and related instrumentation.
* Collaborate with engineering teams to support existing codebases and implement updates or improvements.
* Assist in validating and testing firmware on new or revised hardware.
* Operate primarily onsite while gaining familiarity with systems and hardware.
What You Bring
* Experience with embedded C or C++ programming.
* Hands‑on exposure to microcontrollers or single‑board computers (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Pico, STM32, ESP32).
* Comfort working at the bare‑metal or low‑level layer of embedded systems.
* Ability to understand schematics and basic hardware concepts (formal electrical engineering degree not required).
* Familiarity with hardware debugging tools such as oscilloscopes or multimeters.
* Curiosity, willingness to "get close to the hardware," and ability to troubleshoot in real time.
Nice to Have
* Experience in the following industries is beneficial but not required: Aerospace, Automative, Defense
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