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Niche Qualcomm embedded skillset reduces applicants but 3–5 years and metro location increase competition.
Embedded firmware on Qualcomm SoCs requires specialized hardware-software skills, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 3–5 years plus mandatory Qualcomm, BSP, bootloader, Linux/Yocto, and driver experience raises filter strictness.
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Develop and maintain embedded firmware and low-level software for Qualcomm-based platforms focused on minimally invasive visualization digital image and video capture devices.
Drive product development through all phases from conception to commercial launch and postlaunch support in collaboration with cross-functional teams.
Design, implement, test, and debug firmware; customize Qualcomm SDKs, drivers, and middleware; integrate firmware builds and tests into Git-based CI/CD pipelines.
3-5 years of embedded/firmware development experience.
Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science.
Hands-on experience with Qualcomm platforms (e.g., QCS6490), Linux/Embedded Linux/Yocto systems, and strong proficiency in C/C++.
Experience with bootloaders (e.g., U-Boot), device trees, drivers, BSPs, hardware interfaces (UART, I2C, SPI, USB), and CI/CD pipelines (GitLab CI, Jenkins, etc.).
Experienced in board bring-up, bootloader, BSP customization, and hardware-software integration with strong board-level troubleshooting skills.
Comfortable with automated CI/CD workflows using GitLab or similar tools including scripting for automation (Bash, Python preferred).
Capable of working end-to-end on embedded firmware development in a fast-paced, cross-functional product development environment involving productization and post-launch support.