1 month ago
Canada (city not specified)Staff+
Responsibilities
- Design, implement, and test firmware for next-generation Optical Engine products used in long-haul, metro, and data center interconnects.
- Develop and maintain firmware requirements and design documentation.
- Collaborate with optical, hardware, FPGA, software, manufacturing, and test teams.
- Provide knowledge transfer to manufacturing processes.
- Debug and resolve customer issues.
- Contribute to testing documentation and product quality and compliance efforts.
- Participate in design reviews and architectural decisions.
- Improve firmware development processes and methodologies.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or higher degree in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent education.
- At least 8 years of industry experience with real-time programming using C/C++ in embedded Linux and/or RTOS environments.
- Experience with low-level device interfaces including UART, SPI, and I2C.
- Proficiency using laboratory equipment such as oscilloscopes and power meters.
- Strong understanding of SoC controller and processor architecture, the Linux kernel, and real-time operating systems.
- Experience with the CMake build system.
- Working knowledge of gRPC and Protocol Buffers design and implementation.
- Ability to quickly learn new technical concepts and communicate effectively in writing, verbally, and through presentations.
- Preferred qualifications include scripting-language experience, hands-on experience with Zynq and ARM processors, familiarity with firmware requirements and design documentation, optical engineering knowledge, and cross-functional collaboration experience.
Benefits
- Health and wellness programs.
- Flexible work arrangements.
- Professional growth opportunities.
- Comprehensive benefits package and competitive compensation.
About Infinera
Infinera builds optical networking systems and coherent optical engines, plus automation software and services, for telecom carriers, cloud and data center operators, cable/MSOs, and enterprises. The company designs and manufactures advanced optical semiconductors and pluggable modules for metro, long‑haul, and submarine transport networks. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Infinera is now part of Nokia after operating as a NASDAQ‑listed public company.