Doble Embedded Firmware EngineerI
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Doble Engineering in Taino
We are looking for an Embedded Firmware Engineer to join our R&D; team. The selected candidate will be responsible for developing, integrating, and maintaining embedded firmware and software on Linux-based platforms, contributing to the entire product lifecycle—from requirements definition to final validation.
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Main Responsibilities
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- Develop, debug, and maintain embedded firmware on ARM or similar architectures.
- Develop and optimize software in C/C++ within embedded Linux environments.
- Configure, customize, and compile the Linux kernel, device trees, and required drivers.
- Implement user-space services and applications on embedded Linux systems.
- Collaborate with the hardware team in defining specifications and integrating new functionalities.
- Analyze and resolve issues related to performance, stability, and hardware/software compatibility.
- Use debugging tools such as JTAG, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and GDB.
- Actively participate in project reviews and continuous improvement of development processes.
Technical Requirements
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- Degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, or a related field.
- Strong knowledge of C, C# and good knowledge of C++.
- Experience in Embedded Linux development (Yocto, Buildroot, or similar).
- Ability to compile and configure the Linux kernel, with familiarity in device trees, modules, and drivers.
- Understanding of common communication protocols: UART, SPI, I2C, Ethernet, etc.
- Experience with version control systems (Git).
- Familiarity with scripting tools (Bash, Python).
- Understanding of digital electronics principles and ability to read electrical schematics.
Preferred Qualifications
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- Experience with Real-Time systems (RTOS or Linux RT).
- Knowledge of the Yocto Project.
- Experience with containerization (Docker) or CI/CD for embedded systems