FIRMWARE ENGINEER (ARM / EMBEDDED C) WFH

Introduction:

We are seeking a highly skilled Firmware Engineer with expertise in ARM architecture and Embedded C to join our dynamic team. As a Firmware Engineer, you will be responsible for developing embedded firmware using ARM MCU, Linux, and other RTOS platforms. You will work closely with an international team of leading-edge technology experts, contributing to projects involving Mobile, Cloud, VM, Biometrics, Web-service, and eCommerce. If you have a passion for cutting-edge technology and thrive in a collaborative environment, we encourage you to apply.

Job Description:


-Embedded firmware development using ARM MCU, Linux, and other RTOS platforms.
-Proficient in C Language (Primary) and Python/Javascript (Alternate).
-Collaborate with an international team of leading-edge technology experts in Mobile, Cloud, VM, Biometrics, Web-service, and eCommerce.
-Full life-cycle development of embedded MCU for Building Security systems, Intrusion monitoring systems, biometric identification & smartcards encryption.

Job Requirements:


-Minimum a Degree/Diploma in Electronics/Computer/IT with at least 2 years of working experience.
-Hands-on experience in embedded controller firmware development for real-time control and monitoring system.
-Knowledge of the following will be advantageous: STM32, ARM processor, TCPIP, Mifare DESFire, 3DES/AES encryption, CANbus, Linux, Bluetooth.
-Must have your own device and reliable internet connection

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