Embedded Software Engineer - Low Power

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TI Processors has a strong and robust software development team focused on solving some of the most challenging technical problems in the automotive and industrial sectors. We believe that hardware and software advancements go hand in hand, and to provide our customers with seamless, integrated solutions, we must drive cutting-edge innovations in both. If software is your passion, TI is the right place for you. Our software strategy is built on open-source and community-focused software development, which allows you to connect with thousands of like-minded engineers whose passion is to innovate and share!

As a Software Engineer, you will be responsible for creating application software as part of the Software Development Kit (SDK) for TI SOC on FreeRTOS/SafeRTOS. It would also involve building device drivers, SW frameworks, and application demos that allow demonstrating low power in the end application usage on the SDK. While the role is that of an individual contributor, you will have the opportunity to mentor a small team to deliver the SDK.

Basic qualifications:

• 2-5 years industry experience in software development on embedded devices.
• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Electronics/Electrical/Computer Science

Skills needed:

• Extensive experience in embedded development – C Programming, Python, ARM/DSP cores, Cache, DMA, FreeRTOS/SafeRTOS/Linux, compilers, and tool chains
• Knowledge of basic communication peripherals like I2C, SPI, UART, Flash, etc.
• Knowledge of middleware and Software Development Kits (SDK)
• Debugging heterogeneous core architecture, traversing error logs, and familiarity with makefiles are added advantages.

Primary responsibilities:

• Design, development, and delivery of a Software Development Kit (SDK) for TI SOC. Includes working on the software framework and drivers for system IPs for Power and Resource Management, in conjunction with Linux, AUTOSAR, and security software stacks.
• Full project ownership - From estimation, scoping, and planning to final SW delivery and customer ramp.
• Mentor a non-reporting small-sized team and guide them with technical inputs needed to deliver the SW product.
• Able to look at software deliverables from the end user point of view – ease of use, well-documented code, design documents, integrated tools.