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MIRA

Firmware Engineer

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A Firmware Engineer develops the programmable content in electronic hardware devices. Works for a hardware company developing software for each hardware platform. Alters, organizes and models the functionality of software for a variety of industries, including the automotive, health care and consumer electronics industries.

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Firmware Engineer at MIRA Firmware Engineer at MIRA in Hayward, California Posted in about 20 hours ago.

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full-time Company Background MIRA is building the most proactive AI to replace the phone: lightweight AI glasses that remember every conversation, answer any question in under a second, translate 60+ languages, and surface the right context exactly when you need it. We recently sold out and shipped our first batch of units, and we're moving fast. MIRA has raised over $6M from General Catalyst, Naval Ravikant, Pillar VC, and more. We're a small team of engineers and builders in San Francisco solving the hardest problems in consumer AI and wearable hardware: real-time responses, ambient context understanding, all-day wearable design, and more. Our website link if you want to learn more/see the glasses in action: trymira.com Responsibilities MIRA is looking for a talented Firmware Engineer to help build the next evolution of human-computer interaction. This role is full-time, in-person, in San Francisco. Qualifications 3+ years of software or firmware engineering experience. Strong systems programming fundamentals (C/C++, Rust, embedded systems, low-level debugging, RTOS, BLE, device communication stacks, etc.). Experience building complex technical products end-to-end, ideally across hardware and software boundaries. Strong product intuition and ability to make pragmatic engineering tradeoffs in fast-moving environments. Comfortable working close to hardware, debugging real devices, and shipping production systems under tight iteration cycles. These might make you a great fit: Experience with wireless protocols, embedded Linux, microcontrollers, sensors, audio pipelines, power optimization, or real-time systems is a major plus. Prior experience at an early-stage startup, ideally as a Founding or early engineer, is a strong plus. Prior experience building consumer hardware products is a strong plus.