Embedded Software Engineer

BSP Software EngineerDallas, TXAre you a highly skilled BSP (Board Support Package) Engineer in the embedded systems industry seeking that next step in your career? This role involves developing, customizing, and optimizing low-level software to enable seamless hardware-software integration on embedded platforms. The ideal candidate will have deep expertise in Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS), bootloaders, device drivers, and board bring-up processes. You will work with cutting-edge technologies to deliver robust and efficient solutions. Note that applicants must be eligible to obtain a security clearance to work on government projects.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and maintain Board Support Packages (BSP) for embedded systems across various hardware platforms.Perform hardware bring-up, including bootloader configuration and system initialization.Create and optimize low-level device drivers (e.g., I2C, USB).Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to hardware-software interactions.Collaborate with hardware engineers to ensure successful integration and system performance.Implement and debug bootloaders, operating system kernels, and firmware solutions.Support system-level testing, validation, and debugging using tools like logic analyzers and oscilloscopes.Document BSP processes, configurations, and solutions for future use.RequirementsProficiency in C/C++ for low-level embedded software development.Experience with RTOS (e.g., VxWorks, FreeRTOS, QNX) and bare-metal programming.Solid understanding of bootloaders, board bring-up, and hardware initialization processes.Familiarity with ARM, x86, PowerPC, or MIPS architectures.Strong knowledge of I2C, SPI, PCI, USB, and Ethernet.Experience with tools such as oscilloscopes and bus analyzers.Excellent problem-solving abilities and hands-on troubleshooting experience.Preferred SkillsExperience with kernel development and optimization.Familiarity with network protocols (IP, TCP, UDP).Exposure to hardware schematics and PCB layout tools.Knowledge of VME, PCIe, and other embedded hardware standards.