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Firmware Development Engineer - Redmond, WA

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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.

$124,182 / year median in Washington

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Job Title:
Firmware development engineer
Location:
Redmond, WA Onsite/ Remote:
Day 1 Onsite at customer location
Mode of Hire:
6+ months contract.
Key Requirements:
Strong embedded firmware development experience using C/C++. Experience with ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers and ARM processor architecture. Development across Application Layer to HAL. Hands-on hardware debugging using oscilloscopes, JTAG debuggers, I2C, SPI, and UART tools. Experience implementing new features and debugging existing firmware functionality. Knowledge of
UEFI, ARM
TrustZone, Bootloaders, and BSPs is a plus. Understanding of SoC Hardware/Software architecture and device development lifecycle. Experience with Git, Azure DevOps (ADO), CI/CD pipelines, and software release processes. Programming experience in
C, C++, C
#, Java, JavaScript, and Python. Highly Preferred (Windows Ecosystem): Strong knowledge of Windows OS and device development. Experience with Windows Drivers, WDK, SDK, ADK, and HLK. Familiarity with Windows device validation, debugging, and deployment tools