Copperhome
Staff Firmware Engineer
Berkeley, California, United States. Posted a month ago
The role
You will build firmware for energy-storage-enabled appliances. You will own the embedded firmware stack, device connectivity, and fleet management systems.
What you will do
- Own major portions of the embedded firmware stack for the Charlie induction range.
- Design, implement, and test new firmware features.
- Lead improvements to device connectivity and reliability including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, OTA updates, and provisioning flows.
- Own and evolve systems related to fleet management, telemetry, remote control, and data flow.
- Support manufacturing and production firmware needs.
- Identify gaps in tooling, testing, or processes and build infrastructure.
- Mentor other engineers through design reviews and technical collaboration.
Required qualifications
- 8+ years of hands-on experience developing and supporting embedded systems.
- Track record of shipping products into production and supporting customer fleets.
- Deep experience building connected embedded products including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, TCP/IP, and application-layer protocols such as MQTT, HTTPS, or CoAP.
- Strong understanding of OTA update systems and bootloader design.
- Excellent command of embedded C.
- Hands-on experience developing FreeRTOS-based systems.
- Experience designing and supporting systems that interact with cloud infrastructure including REST APIs, data pipelines, and fleet telemetry.
- Ability to architect and improve development workflows such as hardware-in-the-loop testing, software-in-the-loop testing, automated CI, and unit testing.
- Strong technical communication skills to collaborate across electrical, mechanical, cloud, and product teams.
- Comfort operating in ambiguity and making engineering tradeoffs.
Nice to have
- C++ experience
Benefits
- generous benefits package
About the company
Copper's mission is to make decarbonization accessible by selling electric home appliances that integrate batteries. Their work is funded by the Department of Energy.