Linux Embedded Software Engineer

Developer for C/C++ for micro-controller, Linux, and/or Android embedded systems. Work with an embedded Enginering team on a wide range of projects integrating hardware security into IoT devices in a Cloud environment. You will be involved in all stages of design, development, and testing of libraries supporting hardware security devices. You should be self-motivated and willing to learn new development environments and build systems. This position can be based in Burlington, Ma or remote. Qualifications: - Minimum, Bachelors Degree in Electrical, Computer, or Software Engineering - At least 4 years of direct professional work experience developing embedded software in C language - A good working knowledge of hardware in embedded systems - Experience coding to industry and company standards and corresponding documentation - Familiarity with embedded development tools and environments - Create and evaluate software requirements to meet the requirements of the overall system. Experience considered a plus: - Snapdragon TEE - Smart Cards/Secure Element - Golang - NXP SE050 - Automotive - Yocto - Linux build Location: This a full time position. Remote is Ok. Benefits: • Medical Insurance • Health Reimbursement Arrangement • Dental Insurance • Vision • Long-Term Disability • Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment • Healthcare Flexible Spending Account • Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account • Employee Assistance Program • Domestic Partner Coverage Privafy is a next-gen security company that offers a unique and comprehensive cloud-based approach to security that eliminates the cost and complexity typically associated with data security solutions. Our solutions solve the problem of end-to-end protection for data in motion in a mobile-centric, cloud-based world. Our customers are businesses of all sizes, managed security providers, carriers, and IoT manufacturers that are looking for a simple, cost-effective but powerful security solution to protect their cloud applications, networks, and devices against data theft, malware, and other cyberattacks. Originally posted on Himalayas