Top Firmware Engineer Jobs

Develop, maintain, and test embedded firmware for motor controls and protection. Responsibilities include design, implementation, testing, and leading investigations.

The Firmware/Software Engineer will design and validate embedded control software for optical communication systems, developing drivers and interfaces for control loops and system diagnostics.

The Senior Firmware Engineer will work on NIC firmware for production, collaborating with design and firmware teams, and enhancing development efficiency through automation.

The role involves developing and executing validation plans for embedded firmware, analyzing PCIe and NVMe protocols, and debugging hardware/software issues.

The Control Firmware Engineer develops and tests embedded software for motor controls, focusing on design, implementation, code validation, and performance optimization.

The Firmware Research Engineer will conduct R&D in digital firmware for military applications, focusing on VHDL development, hardware integration, and testing.

As a Senior Firmware Engineer, you'll design, develop, and optimize GPU firmware, collaborating with hardware and software teams to enhance GPU boot processes.

Seeking a Senior Firmware Engineer to manage firmware for high-speed interconnects, develop APIs, and enhance AI solutions with Celestial AI's technology.

We are seeking experienced Firmware Engineers with expertise in embedded systems, over-the-air updates, and system-level understanding to develop firmware for our robotics solutions.

The role involves developing firmware for NVMe or SAS SSDs, debugging issues, analyzing specifications, and collaborating with engineering teams. Travel to customer sites may be required.

As Staff Firmware Engineer, you'll lead the firmware architecture strategy, develop embedded software for medical devices, and ensure compliance with medical regulations. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams and optimize processes.

Design and develop embedded software for optical transceivers; collaborate with engineers, conduct testing, and write device drivers.

The Senior Firmware Engineer designs and develops embedded software for optical transceiver assemblies, collaborates with hardware engineers, and ensures product goals are met.

The Firmware Verification Engineer conducts verification testing on embedded firmware, executes test cases, and documents results, supporting debugging efforts and enhancing software quality.

The Senior Firmware Engineer will develop production-grade firmware for AI/ML platforms, collaborate with teams, and ensure high-quality software development.

The Computer Scientist 2 will develop firmware, support existing capabilities, and engage in software development and reverse engineering.

The role involves developing and implementing automated tests for new product introductions, collaborating with R&D, and optimizing test systems.

The Senior Firmware Engineer will develop and optimize firmware for AI-accelerator hardware, mentor junior engineers, and collaborate on design and integration strategies.

The Senior Firmware Engineer develops and delivers embedded firmware for medical devices, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and patient safety. Responsibilities include design, implementation, debugging, and project leadership while mentoring junior engineers.

Design and architect FPGA and firmware for chip test infrastructure. Collaborate on hardware development, simulation, verification, and debugging to support data communication systems.

Design and implement new GPU firmware features, collaborate with software teams, and drive innovation in NVIDIA's networking products.

Develop firmware for CXL and PCIe devices, lead projects and mentor team members, collaborate across functions, and contribute to project planning.

The Senior Firmware Engineer will design and develop real-time systems for camera-based sports equipment, focusing on firmware and FPGA solutions, while mentoring junior engineers and optimizing performance.

Design and develop real-time firmware for embedded systems in camera-based sports equipment, mentor junior engineers, and ensure system reliability.

The Electrical Engineer will define firmware specifications, collaborate with electrical engineers, simulate and validate firmware, and document designs.