Embedded Systems Firmware Engineer II

Polluxa, Inc.; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Polluxa, Inc. in Texas is seeking an embedded systems engineer to design and develop firmware, device drivers, and interfaces across the SDLC.

You will collaborate with electrical engineers and cross-functional teams to define architecture, validate designs, and troubleshoot firmware issues during design and manufacturing, contributing to project success and timely technical reports. The role emphasizes low-level firmware development with C/C++, use of SDKs and debuggers, and participation in

Qualifications

• Experience in embedded firmware development across the SDLC.
• Familiarity with C/C++ firmware and device drivers.
• Ability to work with cross-functional teams including manufacturing and procurement.
• Experience with debugging tools, SDKs, and embedded development environments.
• Strong analytical and reporting skills.

Responsibilities

• Support design and development of embedded systems across the SDLC.
• Collaborate with electrical engineers to define system architecture.
• Conduct preliminary analysis, simulations, and testing to validate designs.
• Prepare project plans and technical reports for stakeholders.
• Troubleshoot firmware issues during design and manufacturing.
• Coordinate with manufacturing, quality, and procurement for project success.
• Develop low-level firmware using embedded tools and SDKs.

Skills

C/C++

Embedded systems

Firmware development

Debugging

Tools

SDKs

Debuggers

Development tools

Job description

Polluxa, Inc. in Texas is seeking an embedded systems engineer to design and develop firmware, device drivers, and interfaces across the SDLC.

You will collaborate with electrical engineers and cross-functional teams to define architecture, validate designs, and troubleshoot firmware issues during design and manufacturing, contributing to project success and timely technical reports. The role emphasizes low-level firmware development with C/C++, use of SDKs and debuggers, and participation in