You'll own the firmware on the devices that make up our network: small, low-power hardware that has to run unattended in tough conditions and stay connected when it matters. You'll work directly with the founders, and what you build goes into the field fast.
What you'll do
- Write and own firmware for our devices, from first bring-up to deployment.
- Make it efficient, within tight power, memory and compute budgets.
- Build reliable wireless communication between devices.
- Make devices robust in the field: updates, monitoring and recovering from failure.
- Work alongside the hardware as boards iterate, testing on real devices.
What you'll bring
- Strong Rust, C or C++, and firmware you've shipped on real hardware.
- Comfort working close to the hardware: reading schematics and debugging on the bench.
- An instinct for building things that are efficient and reliable.
- Wireless, low-power or RTOS experience is a plus, not a requirement.
- Most of all: you're sharp, you learn fast and you want to own hard problems.