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Clear Concepts, Inc. in Huntsville, AL is seeking a Senior BIOS/UEFI Engineer to drive firmware for next-generation embedded computing platforms used in aerospace, defense, and industrial environments.
The role emphasizes deep hardware-software integration and architectural involvement from board bring-up to production release. You will work with hardware, FPGA, software, and firmware teams, own firmware development, debugging, and validate interfaces such as PCIe, USB, SATA, memory, and
This position is only open to those who are a U.S. Citizen or hold a Green Card (Permanent US Resident)
An established developer of mission-critical embedded computing systems is seeking an experienced Senior BIOS / UEFI Engineer to support the design of next-generation products used in demanding aerospace, defense, and industrial environments.
This position offers the chance to play a major role in new hardware development projects, working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams throughout the entire product lifecycle, from initial board startup through final production release.
This is not a maintenance-focused position. The engineer will be heavily involved in creating and adapting firmware for newly designed embedded platforms and will help shape system architecture from the earliest stages.
The selected engineer will:
The company is looking for a technically strong engineer who demonstrates:
Candidates should possess experience in several of the following:
Additional experience in any of these areas would be beneficial:
This role is best suited for an engineer who has personally developed and integrated UEFI firmware on custom hardware platforms and enjoys working at the intersection of hardware and low-level software. The position offers substantial technical ownership, involvement in state-of-the-art embedded system development, and the opportunity to contribute directly to products deployed in highly demanding environments.