2 of 2 Remote Embedded Firmware Jobs in Wales

Job Title: Firmware Engineer Location: Cardiff (Hybrid – 2 remote days per week) Salary: £50,000-£55,000 + Bonus Key Responsibilities Design and implement embedded firmware primarily using C Develop and integrate cryptographic solutions. Produce and maintain clear and accurate design documentation. Hands-on debugging and troubleshooting … of embedded systems. Collaborate in a team environment and work independently when needed. Deliver design-related tasks. Required Knowledge & Experience Proven ability to verify and implement software requirements. Skilled in interpreting stakeholder/user requirements to create or maintain designs. Strong problem-solving abilities in addressing complex technical issues. … unit testing. Familiarity with CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) practices. Experience using version control systems (e.g., Git). Strong grasp of embedded software development lifecycles and tools including debuggers, compilers, and editors.. Education & Experience Degree in Engineering or equivalent, or significant relevant experience. Minimum of 4+ More ❯

Head of Engineering – Firmware 📍 Cardiff (Hybrid – 2–3 days onsite) 💰 £80,000–£90,000 + benefits We’re looking for a Head of Engineering to lead our firmware development team in Cardiff. If you're passionate about embedded systems, leading high-performing teams, and delivering scalable, production … grade firmware, this is a chance to make your mark. What You’ll Be Doing Leading and scaling a growing team of firmware engineers Setting technical direction across embedded systems architecture and development Working cross-functionally with Product, Hardware, QA, and Ops Driving best practices in firmware … design, testing, CI/CD, and release management Mentoring talent and shaping engineering culture as we scale What You’ll Bring Leadership experience in embedded/firmware engineering (ideally in a commercial product environment) Strong C/C++ skills and experience with RTOS, microcontrollers (ARM Cortex, STM32), and More ❯