Key Responsibilities

• Be an individual contributor who will design, develop and maintain the firmware for our implant, wireless communication, data acquisition units, and related systems. It is likely that concurrent tasks will share memory within the embedded system.
• Work with applications that are size-constrained, operate at low power, and stream large sets of data.
• Translate models developed by our data science team into embedded code.
• Create test specifications, test protocols and complete continuous laboratory testing and debugging.

Requirements

• 3 years’ experience developing embedded systems and hardware-software interfaces in industry settings.
• Expert in working in regulated settings (medical devices or similar) where version controls were used, eg Github.
• Proficient in C/C .
• Proficient in shell, Python, or another widely adopted scripting language.
• Experienced with modern MCU architecture, eg ARM.
• Experienced working with communication buses including I2C, SPI, USB and BLE.
• Expert working with RTOS and/or bare metal systems.
• Expert at debugging of embedded systems using tools such as Segger J-Link. Able to bringup prototype boards without additional support.
• Comfortable with using a range of lab instruments such as signal generators, oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, vector network analyzers, etc (preferred).
• Experience with requirements specification development and formal firmware/software testing (preferred).
• You should be expert at finding creative solutions to difficult problems.
• A track record of delivering on accelerated timelines and budgets, with a demonstrated history of self-directed work within a team.
• Good oral and written communications skills.