Senior Embedded Wireless Engineer - Connectivity

Meta; Pierre (SD); On-site; USD 184,000 - 257,000; Full time

Job summary

Meta in the United States is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to design, develop, and optimize firmware for AR/VR devices, including kernel and drivers, wireless connectivity, and sensing systems.

You will collaborate across teams to advance graphics, ML, and connectivity, while bringing up hardware, profiling performance, and delivering low-latency, high-bandwidth software across platforms such as Android/Linux.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's in CS/CE or equivalent practical experience.
• 7+ years software development in industry; 3+ years embedded.
• Experience with large-scale C/C++ codebases.
• Experience leading software engineering for embedded systems.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement software components from kernel to application.
• Develop drivers and services for constrained environments with high data throughput.
• Lead hardware bring-up, peripheral drivers, and power/performance optimization.
• Debug system-wide issues spanning multiple layers.
• Profile and optimize performance across the stack.
• Integrate components from partner teams into a unified product.
• Develop firmware for devices with sensing/imaging, haptic devices, and audio prototypes.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams on wireless stacks (Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, Cellular, UWB).
• Support QA, manufacturing, and other software teams.

Skills

Embedded software design

C/C++ proficiency

Kernel/driver development

Wireless stack

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in CS/CE or equivalent

Tools

Android

Linux

Git

Job description

Meta in the United States is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to design, develop, and optimize firmware for AR/VR devices, including kernel and drivers, wireless connectivity, and sensing systems.

You will collaborate across teams to advance graphics, ML, and connectivity, while bringing up hardware, profiling performance, and delivering low-latency, high-bandwidth software across platforms such as Android/Linux.