About this role
Salary: £59,000 - 99,000 per year
Requirements: 5+ years of embedded software experience with C/C++ in production hardware productsProven experience writing Linux device drivers, including character, platform, or PCIe driversHands-on BSP bring-up experience on custom hardware, from schematic review to first OS bootSolid understanding of RTOS concepts, including task scheduling, inter-task communication, and memory protectionProficiency with hardware debug tools, including JTAG/SWD debuggers, oscilloscopes, and logic analysers Responsibilities: Develop and maintain device drivers for our AI accelerator, targeting Linux kernel and bare-metal environmentsWrite and debug firmware for control and management processors alongside the main accelerator dieLead BSP bring-up for new hardware revisions, including clock tree configuration, interrupt routing, and peripheral initialisationImplement RTOS-based control tasks using FreeRTOS or an equivalent RTOS, ensuring deterministic scheduling and safe resource managementWork with hardware engineers to validate bring-up through JTAG debugging, oscilloscope analysis, and logic captureEstablish coding standards, review practices, and testing methodology for our embedded team Technologies: 3DAIEmbeddedFirmwareFreeRTOSHardwareLinuxPCIeC++ More:
We are a successful, venture-backed UK startup founded in 2022, pioneering a breakthrough AI accelerator for data centers using 3D optical compute. We have already secured over £15 million in investment and are scaling rapidly to deploy the fastest optical compute currently available globally. The role focuses on building firmware, drivers, and RTOS-based control software that bring our AI accelerator to life, from initial power-on through to stable, performant operation in production systems. Our interview process has four stages and we aim to move quickly, with an expected timeline of around three to four weeks end to end.
last updated 36 week of 2026