Embedded Software Engineer

Embedded Software Engineer (Intern Or New Graduate)Join the revolution of connected vehicles!Join our elite team as an Embedded Software Engineer (Intern or New Graduate) to build the software that powers our advanced V2X architectures, enabling vehicles to communicate and save lives. You'll craft high-performance firmware for V2X systems, working at the intersection of embedded systems, automotive innovation, and real-time technology. If you thrive on solving complex challenges and want to shape the era of connected and autonomous vehicles, this is your moment!Why You'll Love It:• Work on life-saving technology that powers V2X communication for millions of vehicles.• Join a collaborative, innovative team pushing the boundaries of embedded systems.• Access cutting-edge tools and continuous learning opportunities to grow your expertise.• Competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and a culture that celebrates technical excellence.Apply Now to code the future of mobility!Location: Detroit, MI (Please note that this position does not include reimbursement for relocation or interview travel)Start Date: ASAPRequirements• BS/MS in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field.• 5+ years of embedded software development experience, preferably in automotive or IoT.• Experience with V2X or wireless SoCs (e.g., Autotalks, Qualcomm) is a plus.US citizenship is required by ASX's customers and sponsors.Responsibilities• Design and implement low-level firmware and drivers for V2X modems, RF transceivers, and hardware security modules (eHSM).• Optimize software for ultra-low-latency communication to support safety-critical applications like automatic braking.• Integrate software with real-time operating systems (RTOS) and automotive platforms, developing them to ISO 26262 (ASIL-B) objectives.• Collaborate with hardware teams to debug and validate performance using tools like JTAG and Keysight's PathWave.Skills1. Expertise in C/C++ for embedded systems (5+ years) to write efficient, reliable firmware.2. Experience with RTOS (e.g., QNX, Green Hills, FreeRTOS) for real-time, safety-critical applications.3. Knowledge of SoC architectures (e.g., ARM Cortex) and hardware interfacing (SPI, I2C, UART).4. Familiarity with automotive standards (e.g., ISO 26262, AUTOSAR) to ensure safety and reliability.5. Strong debugging skills using tools like JTAG, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers.