Embedded Firmware Engineer – C / Microcontrollers (Onsite)
Meritas Advisory Group, LLC
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Meritas Advisory Group, LLC in North Syracuse, NY is seeking an Embedded Firmware Engineer to design, develop, and debug firmware for microcontroller‑based systems used in HVAC/R and industrial applications.
You will work with hardware and test engineers to bring concepts to production, writing clean embedded C code, and troubleshooting interactions between firmware and hardware in a hands‑on environment.
Qualifications
- Hands-on experience writing embedded C firmware for microcontroller‑based systems.
- Strong understanding of microcontrollers, interrupts, timers, peripherals and hardware interfaces.
- Experience developing and debugging bare‑metal embedded firmware.
- Ability to troubleshoot firmware–hardware interactions.
- Comfortable discussing prior embedded projects, challenges and solutions.
- Bachelor’s degree in EE/CE/CS or equivalent practical experience.
- HVAC/R controls or industrial electronics experience is a plus.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, debug, and maintain embedded firmware using C.
- Develop firmware for 8‑, 16‑ and 32‑bit microcontrollers.
- Create control logic for sensors, switches, relays and motors.
- Collaborate with hardware engineers on product development and troubleshooting.
- Debug with oscilloscopes and lab tools; validate firmware with tests.
- Participate in new product development, testing and validation.
- Troubleshoot existing products and drive continuous improvement.
- Document code and support manufacturing and design reviews.
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Meritas Advisory Group, LLC in North Syracuse, NY is seeking an Embedded Firmware Engineer to design, develop, and debug firmware for microcontroller‑based systems used in HVAC/R and industrial applications.
You will work with hardware and test engineers to bring concepts to production, writing clean embedded C code, and troubleshooting interactions between firmware and hardware in a hands‑on environment.
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