Lead Embedded Software Engineer, Safety-Critical

General Matter, Inc.; Los Angeles (CA); Sur place; USD 165 000 - 280 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

General Matter, Inc. in Los Angeles is seeking a Lead Embedded Software Engineer to design and develop firmware for safety-critical electromechanical systems. The role is hands-on and spans the full embedded stack, including board Bring-up, drivers, HAL design, and HIL testing.

You will mentor engineers, set architecture, review code, and collaborate with electrical and mechanical teams to ensure robust, safe, and efficient firmware across platforms.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• 7+ years of professional software development experience with a majority in an embedded domain.
• 1+ years of experience leading a team.
• Strong production experience in modern C++ or Rust.
• Hands-on experience integrating hardware and software and developing device drivers.
• Comfortable reading schematics and datasheets and debugging on the bench.

Responsabilités

• Develop bare-metal, safety-critical software in modern C++ that is readable, testable and efficient.
• Bring up new boards and debug board-level issues with lab equipment.
• Write drivers for UART, SPI and I2C.
• Write and maintain wired stacks, e.g. CANopen, TCP, UDP.
• Design HAL interfaces that enable portability across platforms.
• Use MCU peripherals to enforce safety at the hardware level and improve efficiency.
• Analyze failure modes and mitigate risks.
• Build HIL CI infrastructure to test changes on real hardware.
• Collaborate across electrical, mechanical, and software teams.
• Present firmware designs to stakeholders and participate in reviews.

Connaissances

Embedded software

Team leadership

Modern C++

Rust

Device drivers

Schematic reading

Formation

B.S. in CS/CE/EE

Outils

CANopen

TCP/IP

UDP

Description du poste

General Matter, Inc. in Los Angeles is seeking a Lead Embedded Software Engineer to design and develop firmware for safety-critical electromechanical systems. The role is hands-on and spans the full embedded stack, including board Bring-up, drivers, HAL design, and HIL testing.

You will mentor engineers, set architecture, review code, and collaborate with electrical and mechanical teams to ensure robust, safe, and efficient firmware across platforms.