Top Remote Embedded Software Engineer Jobs

The Android Embedded Software Engineer will develop embedded software primarily using C/C++ for micro-controller, Linux, and Android systems. The role involves collaborating with an embedded engineering team to integrate hardware security into IoT devices and support libraries for hardware security devices throughout design, development, and testing phases.

As a Linux Embedded Software Engineer at Privafy, you will develop embedded software for micro-controllers and Linux/Android systems, working closely with the engineering team to integrate hardware security into IoT devices. Responsibilities include designing, developing, and testing software libraries while adhering to industry standards. The role requires self-motivation and a willingness to learn new technologies.

As a Senior Embedded Software Engineer at Fi, you will design, develop, and maintain firmware for embedded systems. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, conduct code reviews, validate firmware functionality, and stay updated on emerging technologies to enhance product capabilities.

The Senior Embedded Software Developer will work on embedded software in C/C++ for micro-controller, Linux, and Android systems. Responsibilities include integrating hardware security into IoT devices, developing libraries, and collaborating with an engineering team throughout all stages from design to testing.

As an Embedded Software Engineer on the MV platform, you'll work on new product projects from scoping to shipping, collaborate with hardware teams, develop Linux device drivers, and debug embedded systems. You will ensure the delivery of secure and scalable processes, improving firmware design and deployment practices.

As an Embedded Systems Software Engineer at Bluesight, you will lead firmware initiatives, work on Linux-based systems, and develop APIs and integrations for RFID scanners. Your responsibilities include automating inventory management, managing device security, and collaborating with teams to ensure code quality and functionality.