Senior Real-Time Embedded Platform Engineer

Accord Technologies Inc; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Accord Technologies Inc in Irvine, CA seeks a Sr. Embedded Platform Engineer with deep experience in low-level firmware development for real-time systems.

You will design and implement embedded drivers, optimize MCU peripherals, and ensure robust interfaces across hardware, firmware, and system boundaries. The role requires hands-on lab work, hardware bring-up, and HIL testing, with strong debugging skills and familiarity with safety-oriented MCUs such as TI C2000 or NXP derivatives.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience developing embedded firmware for complex real-time systems.
• Strong proficiency in embedded C/C++ and real-time firmware architecture.
• Experience with real-time microcontroller platforms such as TI C2000, NXP, or comparable safety-oriented MCUs.
• Strong understanding of MCU peripherals, interrupts, timers, watchdogs, memory, clocks.
• ADC, PWM, GPIO, and communication interfaces
• Hands-on experience with communication protocols such as CAN, CAN derivatives, SPI, Ethernet, or ARINC 825
• Proven ability to integrate and debug software across hardware, firmware, and system boundaries
• Experience supporting hardware bring-up, lab validation, and HIL testing
• Strong analytical skills and low-level debugging ability

Responsibilities

• Develop embedded firmware drivers and software for real-time systems.
• Debug and validate across hardware, firmware, and system boundaries.
• Support hardware bring-up, lab validation, and HIL testing to ensure robust platform performance

Skills

Embedded firmware

RTOS/real-time

Embedded C/C++

MCU peripherals

CAN/SPI/Ethernet/ARINC

HIL testing

Low-level debugging

Job description

Accord Technologies Inc in Irvine, CA seeks a Sr. Embedded Platform Engineer with deep experience in low-level firmware development for real-time systems.

You will design and implement embedded drivers, optimize MCU peripherals, and ensure robust interfaces across hardware, firmware, and system boundaries. The role requires hands-on lab work, hardware bring-up, and HIL testing, with strong debugging skills and familiarity with safety-oriented MCUs such as TI C2000 or NXP derivatives.