Top Remote Embedded Software Engineer Jobs

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, and maintains production embedded Linux software for vehicle systems. Responsibilities include modern C/C++ and Qt/QML development, Yocto platform maintenance, Python automation, CI/CD, automated testing, debugging across hardware and software boundaries, release management, architecture, documentation, and production support. The role also provides technical leadership and mentorship while collaborating with multidisciplinary engineering, manufacturing, cybersecurity, and supplier teams.

Develop embedded software in C/C++ for micro-controller and Linux/Android systems, integrating hardware security into IoT devices. Involvement in design, development, and testing stages.

Architect, develop, integrate, test, debug, and optimize embedded software for diverse hardware platforms using RTOS, bare-metal, Zephyr, and Linux environments. Lead software architecture, system validation, test automation, and multi-threaded application development while collaborating with hardware and software teams. Define test strategies, analyze defects, document designs, conduct code reviews, mentor engineers, optimize performance and power usage, and contribute to open-source projects.

Lead ownership of Dapster's robotic system, writing code for sensors and interfaces, integrating devices, and contributing to foundational technology.

Develop embedded software for micro-controllers and IoT devices. Collaborate with an engineering team on design, development, and testing of security libraries.

Develop and maintain drivers, kernel modules, and firmware for embedded Linux on ARM/NVIDIA platforms to ingest high-throughput camera and lidar data. Optimize real-time sensor pipelines for latency, jitter, and data integrity, profile GPU/kernel performance, and validate sensor firmware/configurations across revisions. Collaborate with platform and perception teams to bring up hardware and harden production systems.

Designs and leads safety-critical embedded firmware for automotive hardware safety and power systems. Responsibilities include architecting safe-state strategies, power sequencing, thermal monitoring, watchdog systems, low-level drivers, diagnostic frameworks, and HALs for ARM-based SoCs. The role requires FreeRTOS or SafeRTOS expertise, ISO 26262 ASIL-B/C knowledge, register-level debugging, hardware-software safety integration, code reviews, failure analysis, and mentoring engineers.

Provides technical leadership for designing, developing, optimizing, porting, and certifying GPGPU and AI inference libraries built on Vulkan SC drivers. The role targets embedded GPU platforms such as Arm Mali and Intel, maintains AI model testing infrastructure, defines validation standards, supports customer deployments, and troubleshoots drivers. It also involves documentation, competitive analysis, cross-functional architecture decisions, mentoring, onboarding, and exploring emerging AI compute capabilities.

Develop and maintain embedded networking software for Airwall Zero Trust technology across constrained devices, OpenWRT, and ARM platforms. Work on secure data paths involving IPsec, ESP, IKE, overlay networking, NAT traversal, and PKI. Modernize the technology stack, troubleshoot packet-level networking failures in customer environments, improve code quality and performance, and mentor engineers. The role requires close collaboration with product, engineering, and customers.

Develop and maintain embedded firmware and kernel/user-mode device drivers for Ethernet-based networking devices. Design, implement, test, and integrate drivers into a Linux and AUTOSAR communication stack, build SDK components, and create debug/test utilities and automated unit/system tests for safety-critical automotive applications.

Design and implement low-level embedded software for x86/ARM platforms in C/C++; collaborate with hardware and software teams to spec, test, and debug vehicle subsystems and sensors (camera, radar, lidar, IMU); work on network devices and time synchronization; perform hands-on hardware bring-up and on-vehicle debugging of buses like I2C, CAN, SPI, UART; ensure reliability and safety for autonomous trucking systems.

Optimize Ubuntu integration across latest IoT and server-class hardware, lead customer engagements, and work with open source communities in a remote, collaborative environment.

Serve as an embedded Linux expert on customer projects: design and refactor real-time architectures, develop Linux kernel drivers, debug low-level hardware/software issues, optimize kernel performance, collaborate with customers and internal teams, lead technical efforts, produce high-quality deliverables, and create technical proposals to support product lifecycle and certification.

Design and implement embedded firmware and low-level software for server BMCs and GPU/HPC platforms. Enhance OpenBMC, enable real-time telemetry of power/thermal sensors, debug low-level drivers and interfaces, validate hardware-firmware integration, and contribute to long-term firmware architecture for cluster reliability.