The Firmware Engineer will develop and debug firmware in embedded systems, utilizing strong programming skills in C and C++ and handling various protocols.
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Rajesh
rajesh.b(at)krgtech(dot)com
661 367 8000 * 514
Job DescriptionOur Client is looking for Firmware Engineer
Location: Redmond, WA
Duration: Full-time
Client : HCL America
Job Description :
· Expert level programming skills in C and C++ in an Embedded environment
· Strong coding, and debugging skills
· Experience and understanding of firmware design tools (IAR is a plus).
· Experience with of standard protocols such as USB, I2C, MIPI, and/or wireless technologies (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or other).
· Strong problem solving and debugging skills for multi-processor systems with I2C/SPI, USB and other interconnect bus.
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