Skill
ARM Cortex-M
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
ARM Cortex-M is a family of 32-bit RISC processor cores designed by Arm Holdings specifically for low-cost, low-power embedded and microcontroller applications. Embedded systems engineers use Cortex-M-based chips in products like IoT devices, wearables, automotive sensors, and industrial controllers because of their energy efficiency and real-time processing capabilities. It's a foundational architecture in firmware and embedded software development.
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Embedded Software Engineer - Networking
Accenture
This role develops low-level embedded networking software for automotive platforms, focusing on real-time C++ code for microcontrollers and Ethernet communication stacks. It suits engineers with strong embedded systems and networking fundamentals who want to work on vehicle software architecture.
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Embedded Software Engineer (Associate, Experienced, or Senior)
Boeing
Full-time · El Segundo, CA · $106,250 – $232,300
This role designs low-level firmware and device drivers for next-generation space-based computers, working with ARM processors and real-time operating systems. It suits experienced embedded software engineers comfortable with kernel development, hardware abstraction, and cross-functional collaboration with electronics teams.
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