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Niche embedded firmware skills and senior experience lower candidate competition despite metro location.
Embedded firmware and hardware-interface expertise is highly domain-specific and less transferable.
Explicit 6–9 years and mandatory Embedded C, Cortex, bootloader skills create strict shortlisting filters.
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Design and implement microcontroller firmware including bootloader and peripheral drivers following SDLC processes and coding standards.
Develop and maintain embedded software for 32-bit processors (Cortex M3, M4) with responsibility for hardware abstraction layers and interface protocols.
Conduct extensive system, module, and unit testing of software, including troubleshooting and debugging firmware issues.
6 to 9 years of relevant work experience.
Bachelor's degree in Engineering (B.E./B.Tech) specializing in EEE, ECE, or Electronics & Instrumentation.
Proficiency in Embedded C programming; knowledge of 32-bit processors (Cortex M3, M4).
Experience with hardware interfaces (I2C, SPI, UART, USB), firmware development including bootloader, and embedded development IDEs (IAR EW ARM, GHS MULTI, KEIL MDK).
Experienced in embedded firmware development involving hardware interface protocols and real-time operating systems (EmbOS or similar).
Skilled in understanding electrical and PCB schematics for troubleshooting and debugging firmware.
Familiar with Agile development processes, version control systems (GIT/SVN), and software quality measurement tools for static code analysis.