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Graduate Firmware Engineer

Graphcore · Austin · Posted 29d ago

onsiteFull-timejunior0-2 yrs🇺🇸 United States
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📋 Description Design, implement, test, and maintain system and embedded firmware in C, C++, or Python. Take ownership of defined firmware features and deliver them from requirements and design through Develop and debug firmware in a Linux-based engineering environment using appropriate diagnostic Create automated tests and scripts that improve firmware validation, test coverage, and engineering Contribute to continuous integration and delivery workflows for firmware development and testing. Plan and conduct engineering experiments, analyze test data, and communicate findings clearly. 🎯 Requirements A bachelor's or master's degree in computer engineering, electrical engineering, computer science A strong foundation in C or C++ and working knowledge of Python or another scripting language. Understanding of computer architecture, embedded systems, firmware, and low-level software concepts. Familiarity with Linux environments, command-line development tools, and version-control systems. Experience applying structured debugging methods to software, firmware, or hardware-software Ability to interpret technical requirements, break work into manageable tasks, and deliver reliable 🎁 Benefits Medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus mental health, wellness, and employee assistance A 401(k) retirement plan with company matching, together with company-provided life and disability Paid time off, company holidays, flexible working hours, parental leave, and learning and

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This Graduate Firmware Engineer position is listed as onsite (Austin).

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