Top Remote Embedded Software Engineer Jobs

Develop software for satellite products, focusing on C++ integration from requirements to deployment. Responsibilities include testing in a Linux environment, ensuring strong documentation, and familiarity with software configuration management tools.

The Senior Embedded Software Engineer will develop software for edge devices, focusing on controlling software defined radios and creating robust systems to resist exploitation. The role requires owning critical product features from development to release and involves collaboration with a cross-functional team. Occasional travel is also expected.

The Embedded Software Engineer at Glydways will design, prototype, build, and test production embedded vehicle firmware. They will evaluate and optimize applications in a real-time operating system, work with hardware and communication protocols, and contribute to vehicle software deployment and testing frameworks.

The Linux Embedded Software Engineer will develop software for micro-controllers using C/C++, working on integrating hardware security into IoT devices within a cloud environment. Responsibilities include design, development, testing, and documentation of libraries for hardware security devices. Candidates should be self-motivated, eager to learn new technologies, and possess strong embedded development experience.

As a Senior/Staff Embedded Software Engineer at Samsara, you will develop software for cloud-connected sensor platforms used in industrial and enterprise settings. This involves selecting hardware components, developing applications for gateways, structuring data for analysis, and ensuring efficient operation of millions of devices.

The Associate Software Engineer will work on the Embedded Platform team, programming in Linux and developing changes for embedded systems using languages like Node.JS, Perl, and modern C++. Responsibilities include system administration in Linux, understanding networking technologies, and collaborating with other engineers.

As a Senior Embedded Software Developer, you will work on designing, developing, and testing libraries for hardware security devices in embedded systems. This role involves integrating security solutions into IoT devices and requires collaboration with the engineering team in a cloud environment.

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.

As an Embedded Linux Containers Software Engineer on the SnapD team, you will work on mission-critical Golang code, focusing on software delivery, containers, telemetry, and security sandboxing. You will collaborate with a remote team, write and debug high-quality code, and contribute to creating features while maintaining robust software applications.

The Devices Software Engineer at Groq will design and develop software and firmware for machine learning accelerators. Responsibilities include working on various architectures, debugging and validating functionality, implementing communication protocols, and new hardware bring-up.

As a Software Engineer at Primordial Labs, you will transform innovative concepts into high-performance software while optimizing for efficiency and maintainability. Your role involves collaborating with the R&D team, conducting performance analysis, and ensuring code quality through testing and documentation.

The role involves designing, coding, and integrating software for embedded Linux applications. Responsibilities include customizing and maintaining Linux distributions, improving software components, performing testing, assisting hardware design, and documenting projects according to quality standards.

As an Embedded Systems Software Engineer at Bluesight, you will design and execute firmware initiatives for RFID-based solutions, collaborate on projects involving containerization and web applications, and develop integrations with APIs. Key responsibilities include working on custom Linux firmware, managing low-level code for inventory systems, and ensuring device security.

As an Embedded Linux Software Engineer at Canonical, you will work on low-level system technology, contribute to Ubuntu Core and snapd software development, optimize Ubuntu for various hardware platforms, maintain software stacks, and collaborate with global teams to enhance open source technologies.