Embedded Hardware & Firmware Engineer Job in Cambridge, MA (Full Time, Paid)

Charles Fracchia wrote 10/01/2015 at 00:34 • 4 points

Hi guys!

our company BioBright (http://biobright.org) is recruiting a kick-ass embedded hardware & firmware engineer to join our fast-paced team. You'd be joining as the core hardware person for the company.

BioBright's mission in life is to turn biomedical scientists into superheroes by giving them carefully designed hardware and software to enhance their abilities in the lab.

We're supported by a DARPA grant, some beta-testing clients and some enthusiastic angels.

Some relevant experience that would be pluses for this job:

- Atmel Micros

- Cortex M Series

- Low Power optimization

- ZigBee / Mesh Comms

It's a paid gig in Cambridge, MA.

Given how much we love this community it was only fitting that we post here :)

https://angel.co/biobright/jobs/90122-hardware-embedded-firmware-engineer

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Bill Sidhipong wrote 10/03/2015 at 15:14

It's really interesting what you're trying to do. Keep us, the hackaday community, updated on your progress if you can. If you end up using ARM cores in your product, please let us know at http://community.arm.com (okay, putting away my corporate hat now).

Back to our regularly-scheduled programming ...

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tlankford01 wrote 10/03/2015 at 00:17

Seriously, awesome that more companies are recruiting here. Kudos to you and best wishes.

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Charles Fracchia wrote 10/01/2015 at 03:17

Argh. That's Angel List being annoying.

Just email jobs@biobright.org

Sorry about that :)

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Peter Walsh wrote 10/05/2015 at 02:14

Just for laughs I sent off a resume and cover letter.

Let's see if you can pick out the hackaday member from the thousands of resumes you'll get through Angel :-)

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Peter Walsh wrote 10/01/2015 at 03:08

Note: Requires facebook, twitter, or a linkedin account just to apply.

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tlankford01 wrote 10/03/2015 at 00:16

Well, if those are the main qualifications, I have all three.

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Peter Walsh wrote 10/03/2015 at 01:14

Yeah. I figure if they're using an online service that uses social media, they'll be getting 2,000 resumes, one from anyone who knows the definition of firmware. Hard to stand out in all that noise.

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Embedded Hardware & Firmware Engineer Job in Cambridge, MA (Full Time, Paid)

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