Firmware Engineer - 6 months mission - Lausanne

Michael Page

Our client is seeking an Embedded Systems Engineer to support the development of firmware for innovative consumer electronics. The role involves hands?on embedded software development using C/C++ within RTOS or Linux environments.Firmware Engineer - 6 months mission - LausanneOur client is an international company located in Lausanne. They are recognized for developing high?quality, user?centric products that combine technology and design.DescriptionDevelop and maintain embedded firmware in C/C++.Implement software on Zephyr RTOS, other RTOS, or Embedded Linux.Design, integrate, and optimize low?level drivers and hardware interfaces.Debug and troubleshoot embedded systems using tools such as JTAG and logic analyzers.Collaborate with hardware, software, and QA teams to ensure seamless integration.Participate in code reviews and contribute to best practices.Support system testing, validation, and performance tuning.Document technical solutions, architecture decisions, and implementation details.Contribute to continuous improvement of development workflows.Provide technical input to engineering discussions and project planning.ProfileStrong proficiency in C and C++ for embedded systems.Experience with Zephyr RTOS, other RTOS environments, or Embedded Linux.Solid understanding of real?time constraints and resource?limited environments.Experience with microcontrollers, peripherals, and hardware debugging tools.Familiar with communication protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, USB, etc.).Analytical mindset with strong problem?solving skills.Ability to work effectively in cross?functional technical teams.Detail?oriented, structured, and comfortable working in fast?moving environments.Good communication skills in English.Ability to adapt quickly to new technologies and processes.Job OfferA 6?month mission within a leading technology environment.Hybrid work model with one remote day per week (except Thursdays).Opportunity to work on high?visibility, innovative consumer electronics projects.