The firmware this engineer writes runs inside medical devices used to care for patients around the world, so it has to work correctly and safely. This is hands-on work close to the silicon: bringing up new boards, writing the low-level drivers, and building the real-time control systems that make the hardware do its job. The engineer carries firmware from the first board bring-up through to a maintainable, production-ready product. The role spans the firmware stack: embedded Linux on NXP i.MX processors and low-level firmware on the NXP ARM Cortex-M4 microcontrollers used in current TBCT designs. The Firmware Engineer delivers firmware for products in the field today and helps advance future platform generations built around more capable processors and emerging on-chip technologies. The firmware produced in this role directly shapes device reliability, performance, and compliance with medical device quality and regulatory standards. Collaboration is central to the role. The Firmware Engineer works closely with Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Software, DevOps, and Quality to bring up new hardware, integrate firmware into the larger system, and turn product requirements into testable, verifiable firmware that performs dependably in the field.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level