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Metro location and known semiconductor brand increase applicant density, but embedded specialization limits broad competition.
Embedded firmware and hardware bring-up skills are specialized and not easily transferable to generic software roles.
Explicit 7+ years requirement plus mandatory embedded C/C++, low-level firmware, and hardware bring-up make filters strict.
Design, develop, and maintain embedded software for Silicon Labs low-power wireless MCUs and SDKs, owning software support throughout the IC lifecycle.
Develop and optimize low-level firmware components including device drivers, startup code, timing-sensitive system software, and radio control features for performance, reliability, power efficiency, and resource constraints.
Debug complex hardware-software issues and collaborate with hardware, silicon, systems, and product teams to define requirements, support bring-up, and improve product quality through tooling and automation.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field, or equivalent practical experience.
7+ years of professional experience in embedded software or firmware development.
Strong programming skills in Embedded C and/or C++ with experience in microcontroller software development in real-time, resource-constrained environments (bare metal and/or RTOS).
Proven skills debugging at hardware/software boundary using tools like debuggers, JTAG/SWD, oscilloscopes, or logic analyzers.
Experienced embedded engineer familiar with low-level firmware such as device drivers, interrupts, peripheral interfaces, and timing-sensitive code operating in constrained, real-time systems.
Comfortable owning software features from design through release and collaborating closely with cross-functional engineering teams including silicon and systems.
Background or strong interest in wireless connectivity technologies and embedded systems optimization (power, performance, reliability) with capability to mentor others and contribute to engineering quality and tooling.