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Firestorm Labs seeks an experienced Firmware Engineer focused on embedded platforms to develop, integrate, and deploy avionics and embedded systems for next‑generation unmanned aerial systems. Youll work with cross‑functional teams to ensure mission readiness and reliability in fast‑paced environments.
The role emphasizes hands‑on development, system integration, and field validation with an emphasis on safety‑critical firmware and secure, fault‑tolerant designs.
At Firestorm, we’re on a mission to revolutionize how defense solutions are designed and delivered. Our goal is to empower U.S. ally nations to effectively deter aggressors — regardless of their defense budget — through innovative, cost-efficient technologies. We call this vision “democratized deterrence.” As a VC-backed company at the intersection of defense and Silicon Valley, we’re pioneering the development of mission‑adaptable aerial vehicles that put power back into the hands of operators. By prioritizing operator effectiveness, we’re pioneering a new era of aerial vehicle design. We aim to upend the traditional defense procurement model by delivering world‑class capabilities at a fraction of the usual cost. Join us at Firestorm as we redefine defense procurement, making cutting‑edge technology accessible to all at a fraction of the cost.
Firestorm Labs is seeking an experienced and driven Firmware Engineer who has a specialized focus in embedded platforms. In this role, you will support the development, integration, and deployment of avionics and embedded systems for our next‑generation unmanned aerial systems (UAS). This position will advance our flight‑critical firmware and avionics systems by ensuring they meet key performance and reliability standards, while enabling full mission readiness. You will work closely with cross‑functional teams to integrate flight‑critical systems, resolve complex technical issues across domains, and support both IRAD and field operations. The ideal candidate is hands‑on, detail‑oriented and comfortable operating in a fast‑paced environment, where rapid iteration and field validation are core to success.