Remote Kernel Engineer for Safety-Critical RTOS
Webster & Webster Associates
14 days+
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Job summary
A premier embedded software company is seeking a Kernel Software Engineer to design and maintain microkernel solutions for safety-critical embedded systems. This fully remote role emphasizes autonomy, technical depth, and impact on product performance. Ideal candidates will have a strong background in C/C++ programming and extensive experience with RTOS kernels, ensuring adherence to rigorous functional safety standards. Join a respected technology leader in a critical role enhancing safety and reliability in advanced multi-core environments.
Qualifications
- Extensive experience developing RTOS kernels with partitioning mechanisms and multi-core safety features.
- Strong proficiency in C/C++ and familiarity with assembly language.
- Expertise in core functional safety standards like DO-178C and ISO 26262.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop core components of an RTOS microkernel.
- Implement and refine safety features related to multi-core processing.
- Conduct testing, verification, code reviews, and documentation.
Skills
C/C++ programming
Problem-solving
Debugging
System optimization
Education
Engineering degree in Electrical, Computer, Software Engineering
Tools
RTOS kernels
ARM64
x86
PowerPC
Job description
A premier embedded software company is seeking a Kernel Software Engineer to design and maintain microkernel solutions for safety-critical embedded systems. This fully remote role emphasizes autonomy, technical depth, and impact on product performance. Ideal candidates will have a strong background in C/C++ programming and extensive experience with RTOS kernels, ensuring adherence to rigorous functional safety standards. Join a respected technology leader in a critical role enhancing safety and reliability in advanced multi-core environments.
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