Design, architect, and develop embedded system software (low-level firmware) across the full development lifecycle. Implement C/C++ firmware in Linux environments, work on BSP and Linux internals, and drive projects technically from design through delivery. Familiarity with device driver development and interface-level protocols is a plus.
Company Description
eInfochips is a partner of choice for Fortune 500 companies for product innovation and hi-tech engineering consulting. Since 1994, eInfochips has provided solutions to key verticals like Aerospace & Defense, Consumer Electronics, Energy & Utilities, Healthcare, Home, Office, and Industrial Automation, Media & Broadcast, Medical Devices, Retail & e-Commerce, Security & Surveillance, Semiconductor, Software/ISV and Storage & Compute.
eInfochips draws from an experience of building 500+ products that have over 10 Million units deployed – to provide solutions on Product Design and Development, QA and Certifications, Reengineering, Sustenance and Volume Production.
Today, more than 1400 chipmates operate from over 10 Design Centers and dozen Sales Offices spread across Asia, Europe and US.
Job DescriptionJOB DESCRIPTION
- Experience in architecture definition, detailed design & complete software development cycle
- Development of system / software in embedded domain
- Drive project technically – experience working on all stages of project development lifecycle
Must have:
- Experience in Embedded Software Development in C / C++/Firmware/Low level programming in Linux environment
- Experience in BSP, Linux Internals, Linux Device Driver Development, Protocol level knowledge of Interfaces would be added advantages.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
eInfochips (An Arrow Company) San Jose, California, USA Office
2025 Gateway Place, Suite #238, , San Jose, California , United States, 95110
eInfochips (An Arrow Company) Sunnyvale, California, USA Office
Sunnyvale, United States, 0
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