4 of 4 Remote/Hybrid Assembly Language Jobs in Cambridge

hardware debug interfaces (e.g., JTAG, SWD) and relevant hardware attack techniquesExperience working with low-level programming languages such as C, with working knowledge of assembly language (preferably Arm)Understanding of hardware–software interactions and how security properties are enforced across system layersAbility to write clear, well-structured technical ...

Experience: Exposure to Arm-based designs, Arm System Architectures and AMBA standards. High level programming experience such as C/C++ and/or assembly language programming Participation in large scale complex SoC development projects Experience of Functional Safety product development for the Automotive market (applying standards such ...

equivalent experience in Computer Science, Electronic Engineering. Required Skills and Experience: You have software development experience in ‘C’ and some knowledge of low level assembler programming languages You understand CPU architecture and micro-architecture features (such as caches, MMU, SMP, coherency, CPU pipelines) You have knowledge of operating system kernels ...

Skills and Experience: Strong grasp of CPU micro-architecture concepts (pipelines, caches, predictors, MMUs). Hands-on experience with low-level embedded C or assembly for coding, testing, optimisation, and debugging. Proficiency in Linux environments with strong scripting skills (Shell, Python, or Perl) Nice To Have Skills and Experience … simulator/emulator environments. Exposure to hardware design and/or CPU performance modelling. Understanding of the Arm instruction set architecture and assembly language. Familiarity with compilers and code generation techniques. Broader knowledge of system architecture. A strong academic background with a degree in Computer Science, Electronic Engineering ...