Senior Embedded Firmware Architect — Create Next-Gen Controllers

Schneider Electric; Grenoble; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Schneider Electric in Grenoble is seeking a Senior Firmware Engineer to design and develop advanced firmware for cutting-edge embedded devices. You will create robust firmware solutions and work closely with hardware teams.

You will research and implement firmware algorithms, optimize performance within hardware constraints, and perform thorough testing, debugging, and documentation throughout the development lifecycle. Collaboration with cross-functional engineers is essential.

Qualifications

• Proven expertise in embedded software development and 2D/3D graphics engines.
• Strong proficiency in machine language, assembly language, and programming languages like C/C++.
• Demonstrated ability to develop and execute test plans ensuring specification compliance.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop sophisticated firmware applications, creating robust embedded software solutions for electronic devices.
• Research and implement advanced firmware algorithms while working within hardware constraints and system complexity.
• Execute comprehensive testing, debugging, and troubleshooting throughout the development lifecycle.
• Collaborate with programmers and hardware design engineers to optimize firmware performance.
• Create detailed technical documentation and specifications for firmware operations.

Skills

Embedded software

C/C++

Assembly language

2D/3D graphics engines

Test plan development

Firmware algorithms

Job description

Schneider Electric in Grenoble is seeking a Senior Firmware Engineer to design and develop advanced firmware for cutting-edge embedded devices. You will create robust firmware solutions and work closely with hardware teams.

You will research and implement firmware algorithms, optimize performance within hardware constraints, and perform thorough testing, debugging, and documentation throughout the development lifecycle. Collaboration with cross-functional engineers is essential.