Firmware Engineer

About the role

Join OnLogic as a Firmware Engineer and contribute to the development and sustaining of our industrial computing products. This dynamic role involves firmware and software coding across various CPU, SoC, and microcontroller architectures, specifically targeting a range of motherboards and expansion cards. Your work will include ARM firmware, ARM device drivers, custom x86 UEFI/BIOS, and microcontroller firmware. You will be involved in the complete product lifecycle—from initial concept and development to prototype builds, validation, and volume production.

Responsibilities

• Working with the product definition and design teams to identify and document firmware requirements and specifications.
• Performing firmware and software development targeting ARM SoCs and various MCUs.
• Guiding specific firmware and software development efforts.
• Porting and developing Linux device drivers for our ARM products.
• Supporting x86 UEFI customizations.
• Collaborating with external parties in the development of firmware.
• Supporting product certification process by managing technical documentation and resolving compliance-related issues.
• Supporting product sustainability and customer requirements for SW/FW-related issues.
• Tracking issues and assisting with severity assessments, facilitating resolutions, and managing appropriate documentation.
• Remaining aware of end-customer impacts and ramifications to the usability experience.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or Electrical Engineering.
• Experience leading targeted software / firmware design efforts.
• 3+ years of firmware development experience, preferably with ARM SoCs in the industrial PC industry.
• Experience collaborating across multiple engineering disciplines, such as mechanical, electrical, firmware, and product testing.
• Experience in embedded firmware and debugging using JTAG-based debuggers and logic analyzers.
• Strong background in software design with C and Assembly.
• Experience with version control systems like Git and the standard software development process.
• Understanding of ARM or MCU architectures, firmware, and Linux.
• Experience with ARM64 SoCs, including their architecture and operation, is desirable.
• Experience with device trees in an ARM environment is preferred.
• Engineering aptitude for electronic/electrical systems.
• Ability to understand schematics for software/hardware integration.
• Ability to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship.