We're bringing up new hardware built around USB-C Power Delivery controllers and are looking for an embedded firmware engineer to help take these boards from bare PCB to working, production-quality firmware. You'll write and debug firmware on 32-bit ARM microcontrollers, configure companion ICs over I2C/SPI/UART, and work hands-on at the bench in collaboration with our hardware team.
Job Responsibilities
- Bring up new PCBs: validate power/clocks, connect a debugger, enable peripherals, and get firmware running on new hardware
Develop and debug embedded C firmware on ARM Cortex-M-class MCUs
Configure and drive companion ICs over I2C or other peripheral buses
Debug at the bench with oscilloscope, protocol/logic analyzer, multimeter, and SWD/JTAG
Work from datasheets, register tables, and schematics
Document configurations and design decisions
Collaborate with hardware engineers to isolate hardware vs. firmware issues
Required Skills
- Strong embedded C on 32-bit MCUs (ARM Cortex-M or similar): interrupts, register-level peripheral work, development under flash/RAM constraints
Working understanding of USB-C/USB-PD (source/sink/DRP roles, power contract negotiation)
I2C/SPI/UART peripheral/companion-IC communication, configuration, and debug
Hands-on hardware bring-up experience: taking a board from power-on to running firmware, or debugging firmware against real hardware
Datasheet and schematic literacy: able to configure a part from its register tables and confirm pin/power connections
Comfortable with standard bench debug tools: oscilloscope, logic/protocol analyzer, SWD/JTAG debugger, UART logging
Git proficiency
Preferred Skills
- Experience with a Cypress/Infineon MCU SDK/IDE and its middleware (e.g. ModusToolbox, STM32Cube, or similar), including creating/customizing a board support package
Firmware update/bootloader work (DFU or equivalent): building and flashing update images