Low-Power Wireless IoT Embedded Firmware Engineer

5V Tech; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

5V Tech in Indianapolis is seeking an experienced Embedded Firmware Engineer to design, develop and maintain firmware for low-power wireless IoT devices, from hardware bring-up through production and field deployment.

You will work across firmware, hardware, cloud and mobile interfaces, tackle debugging, testing and integration, and contribute to a technically driven product organization where embedded engineering directly impacts real-world devices.

Qualifications

• 4+ years' professional embedded firmware experience.
• Experience developing production embedded systems.
• Good understanding of HAL/LL, embedded toolchains and debugging.
• Hands-on experience with tools such as J-Link, OpenOCD, SWD and GDB.
• Experience with at least two wireless/networking technologies, such as LoRaWAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy, NFC, Cellular.
• Comfortable working from schematics and hardware datasheets.
• Experience using oscilloscopes, logic analysers and other hardware-debugging equipment.
• Strong Git/version-control practices.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop and maintain embedded firmware for low-power wireless devices.
• Collaborate with hardware, cloud and mobile engineers.
• Take firmware from initial hardware bring-up through production and field deployment.

Skills

Embedded firmware

Debugging

Git version control

Low-power design

Hardware schematics reading

Tools

J-Link

OpenOCD

SWD

GDB

Oscilloscopes

Logic analyzers

Job description

5V Tech in Indianapolis is seeking an experienced Embedded Firmware Engineer to design, develop and maintain firmware for low-power wireless IoT devices, from hardware bring-up through production and field deployment.

You will work across firmware, hardware, cloud and mobile interfaces, tackle debugging, testing and integration, and contribute to a technically driven product organization where embedded engineering directly impacts real-world devices.