Embedded Firmware Engineer - IoT (Gdansk, Poland)

Amazon Inc.; Województwo pomorskie; Hybrid; PLN 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Ring is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to join the team in Gdansk with relocation to Poland. You will develop firmware for IoT Ring devices, owning subsystems from design to production and collaborating across hardware, QA, cloud, and apps.

You will write clean C/C++ for constrained hardware, engage in debugging across hardware/software, and contribute to architecture decisions in a fast-paced, autonomous environment.

Qualifications

• BA/BS degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related field, or equivalent practical experience
• Extensive experience in computer architecture and embedded wireless systems
• Extensive embedded development experience in C or C++
• Familiarity and experience with ARM CPUs
• Extensive experience with writing low-level drivers, interrupt service routines and general troubleshooting/debugging with hardware

Responsibilities

• Design, implement, and maintain embedded firmware in C/C++ for Ring devices.
• Specify and implement functionality for embedded subsystems (connectivity, streaming, power management, sensors, or security).
• Collaborate with hardware, QA, cloud, and app teams to deliver integrated product experiences.
• Participate in code reviews, technical design discussions, and cross-team architecture decisions.
• Debug complex issues across hardware and software boundaries using JTAG, UART, and protocol analyzers.

Skills

C/C++

Embedded wireless systems

ARM CPUs

Education

BA/BS degree or equivalent practical experience

Tools

JTAG

UART

Protocol analyzers

Job description

Ring is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to join the team in Gdansk with relocation to Poland. You will develop firmware for IoT Ring devices, owning subsystems from design to production and collaborating across hardware, QA, cloud, and apps.

You will write clean C/C++ for constrained hardware, engage in debugging across hardware/software, and contribute to architecture decisions in a fast-paced, autonomous environment.