Senior Embedded Firmware Engineer — IoT & Low-Power

Mide Technology; Woburn (MA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equal Opportunity Employer — all are欢迎

Job summary

Midé seeks a Firmware Engineer III to design and develop embedded software for low-power sensors and data acquisition devices. You will drive firmware development, with potential hardware involvement and project-management opportunities.

This role may support defense-related programs and requires a U.S. person. Strong experience with ARM Cortex-M, no-OS systems, and debugging tools will be essential.

Qualifications

• BSE in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a similar field.
• Minimum of 6 years of firmware or embedded software development experience.
• Must be a U.S. person (citizen or permanent resident).
• Proficiency in C is preferred; C++ is acceptable.
• Experience with microcontrollers and direct peripheral interaction, preferably ARM Cortex-M (STM32/EFM32).
• Experience with systems without an OS and direct hardware interfaces.
• Ability to read schematics and PCB layouts.
• Strong debugging with SWD/JTAG, analyzers, and oscilloscopes.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop embedded software for low-power sensors and enDAQ data acquisition devices.
• Firmware focus with optional hardware involvement and potential project management.
• Contribute to defense-related programs as needed.

Skills

C/C++

ARM Cortex-M

FreeRTOS

Python

Git/GitHub

IoT

Azure

Low-power design

DMA

Debugging tools

Education

BSE in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or similar

Tools

STM32

Altium

LTSpice

Git

GitHub

Job description

Midé seeks a Firmware Engineer III to design and develop embedded software for low-power sensors and data acquisition devices. You will drive firmware development, with potential hardware involvement and project-management opportunities.

This role may support defense-related programs and requires a U.S. person. Strong experience with ARM Cortex-M, no-OS systems, and debugging tools will be essential.