Senior Firmware Engineer

Description:

Having experience with wireless products will help, but you’ll work with experienced engineers from companies like Quantenna and Broadcom who will teach you if not. They’ll expand on your knowledge of networking and communications for WiFi, and show you how they connected a wireless device from Sydney Harbour Bridge across to to an access point at the Opera House.

A Bit More About The Job…

A team survey highlighted the things the engineers in this team like the most about working here was the diverse culture, unique tech and challenges that it bring.

This survey is reflected in the retention rates, with an attrition rate of just 7%. That’s less than a third of the national average in tech so you know this 200 person business retains it’s people.

You’ll create the next generation of WiFi chips operating in the sub-1 Ghz range. Using embedded C, you’ll optimise performance, footprint and power consumption for multi-core chips.

In years to come, you’ll tell friends about the far reaching impact of your work your designs are incorporated into billions of IoT devices around the world.

With 50 flags on the wall representing the different corners of the world the team comes from, you’ll gain new perspectives and learn from your colleagues experiences building software and firmware.

You’ll WFH once a week and have flexible hours. When you come to the office, you’ll find modern, purpose-built offices with break-out areas, city skyline views, and all the barista-made coffee you need.

Here’s What You’ll Need

You're either a mid-career or Senior Firmware Engineer with a Degree in electrical engineering or computer science. If you're the kind of person that got into engineering because you like pulling things apart you're probably the kind of person we want to talk to.