Firmware Engineer

IC Resources

Oxford

5 months ago

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Join a leading technology company based in Oxford specialising in next-generation AI and Machine Learning accelerators who are seeking a talented Firmware Engineer. This role focuses on developing and optimising low-level system software, including device drivers and runtime, to enable efficient hardware-software integration for advanced AI workloads. The position involves OS integration, interconnect infrastructure design, and system-level performance optimisation for cutting-edge hardware platforms.

For this Firmware Engineer, we are looking for someone with:

Strong background developing drivers for custom hardware (FPGA, GPU, CPU, NPU)
An understanding on Linux device driver development
Expertise in C programming
Knowledge of accelerated hardware platforms is advantageous

What Next?

If you’re an Embedded Software Engineer looking for an exciting new challenge within a great company, then please apply today to learn more!

For more information on this role, or any other jobs across; Embedded, Firmware, C++ Programming, Linux Kernel, Device Driver Development, then please contact me, Callum Allen today.

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