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From time to time, we hear from employers who think members of the Free Geek community might be interested in a job they have open. We're happy to post that information here--we like it when people find jobs they like!--but we don't endorse any of the employers or their specific jobs. | From time to time, we hear from employers who think members of the Free Geek community might be interested in a job they have open. We're happy to post that information here--we like it when people find jobs they like!--but we don't endorse any of the employers or their specific jobs. | ||
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==Embedded Engineer== | ==Embedded Engineer== | ||
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Do you know how to embed full OSes in low footprint low-power | Do you know how to embed full OSes in low footprint low-power | ||
Latest revision as of 17:22, 8 March 2013
From time to time, we hear from employers who think members of the Free Geek community might be interested in a job they have open. We're happy to post that information here--we like it when people find jobs they like!--but we don't endorse any of the employers or their specific jobs.
(For general assistance with jobs and careers, we recommend starting with Multnomah County Library's resources and services.)
Embedded Engineer
posted 03/08/2013
Do you know how to embed full OSes in low footprint low-power System-On-Chips (like the OMAP family)? Are you familiar with building Linux distributions to deploy simple web apps for embedded systems? A small young research and development firm is seeking such a candidate (in the Portland, OR metropolitan area) for development of neat low-power/low-footprint applications (contractually or part-time). Applicants can be students, professionals, or anyone fascinated by and experienced with building these kinds of applications. Do you have a pet project you’ve loved building? Show it to us, that’s the best interview! You’ve got to love this stuff because we are building what we believe to be an awesome product. Join us!
Qualifications:
- Experience building low-power embedded systems.
- Compiling small Linux distributions for System-On-Chip platforms.
- Must love embedding Linux.
- C coding experience a plus!
- System Administration experience a plus.
Compensation: Competitive, TBA
Information on how to apply is available from: hiring@xipiter.com