Embedded Firmware Engineer — Real-Time, C/C++, Yocto

Kaleidoscope Innovation, Inc.; Atlanta (GA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaleidoscope, an Infosys Company, seeks a Firmware Developer in Atlanta, Georgia. The role focuses on embedded software for hardware control, including microcontrollers, RTOS, and integration with sensors, motors, and actuators.

You will work with I2C, UART, SPI, Yocto, and Docker, pursuing robust firmware architecture, bootloaders, and secure embedded Linux software, with a strong emphasis on real-time performance and cross‑disciplinary collaboration.

Qualifications

• Experience with control systems and protocols I2C, UART, SPI, bare metal and RTOS.
• Strong experience in Embedded C/C++ development on microcontrollers for hardware control (sensors, motors, valves, ADC/DAC, PWM).
• Hands-on with embedded Linux (Yocto) including system integration, boot flow, and device communication.
• Experience in hardware interfacing and communication protocols (UART, I2C, SPI, RS-485, SMBus).
• Knowledge of control systems (PID/feedback loops) and real-time embedded design
• Familiarity with firmware architecture, bootloaders, and firmware upgrade mechanisms
• Experience in debugging complex systems involving MCU firmware + Linux applications, including fault handling and diagnostics.
• Understanding of embedded Linux security, containerization (Docker), and system-level integration is a plus
• Exposure to medical standards (e.g., IEC 62304) preferred
• Should be able to help in integration of Main application(.NET) with Firmware and Hardware

Skills

Embedded C/C++

Control protocols I2C/UART/SPI

Real-time embedded design

Firmware bootloaders

MCU/Linux debugging

Firmware-Application integration

Embedded Linux security

IEC 62304 awareness

Tools

Yocto

Docker

RS-485 interface

Job description

Kaleidoscope, an Infosys Company, seeks a Firmware Developer in Atlanta, Georgia. The role focuses on embedded software for hardware control, including microcontrollers, RTOS, and integration with sensors, motors, and actuators.

You will work with I2C, UART, SPI, Yocto, and Docker, pursuing robust firmware architecture, bootloaders, and secure embedded Linux software, with a strong emphasis on real-time performance and cross‑disciplinary collaboration.