Embedded Software Engineer

• Equity Options: role and level dependent
• Annual bonuses will be awarded based on performance and team impact. Strong performers should expect bonuses to comprise a significant part of their total compensation package.

Final compensation will be negotiated based on experience and skill level. The indicated range is simply a starting point to set expectations and not encompassing of the actual maximum or minimum starting salary possible at CN-Seamless.

CN-Seamless is building user‑first, portable robotics systems and machines for the welding and fabrication industry. Our focus is on building devices with a fully integrated experience that work out of the box and which our users love. We take a bottom‑up approach to automation, designing systems that welders and fabricators actively want to use, rather than tools dictated from higher up in the organization.

Our current product is the Mach 1, a portable and modular 3‑DOF robotic arm that lets our customers cut metal anywhere they want in any position. We plan on continuing to grow this product line by expanding its capabilities beyond cutting along with developing new products to serve the needs of our customers in other areas.

Every product at CN-Seamless is a tight integration between hardware and software and as a primary embedded engineer your job will be to write the firmware and control systems that make everything work together smoothly. This will involve embedded development on low power MCU’s, working with our custom embedded Linux environment and developing and architecting new systems for new devices as the team develops them.

As an early team member your role will involve significant ownership and responsibilities. You will need to both make architectural decisions and be willing to own the consequences (good and bad) of those decisions. You will need to work tightly with mechanical, electrical and software engineers to debug issues and build new features.

• Experience working with motion control systems, real‑time systems, or low‑power embedded devices.
• Significant experience working with small MCU’s running bare‑metal or an RTOS. e.g. experience working with STM
  32’s, ESP
  32’s, etc.
• Experience with C and other embedded languages.
• Experience working with embedded Linux systems on low‑power SOC’s such as Raspberry Pi’s, Xilinx Zynq SOC’s, etc.
• Understanding of basic control systems and control theory.
• Basic understanding of EE fundamentals and basic lab skills when debugging firmware.

Entry level

Full‑time

Location:

Durham, NC