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Salary: EUR 60,000 - 101,000 / annual
Hudl is seeking a Senior Firmware Engineer to work on next-generation, fully-automated sports cameras that use edge AI to automatically track action and upload to the cloud. These autonomous devices provide customers with seamless access to real-time video and insights.
In this role, you will collaborate closely with Hardware, Firmware, and Application Software Engineers, as well as the System Architect, to build a reliable, scalable, and easily updateable firmware system. You'll lead technically by setting an example in planning, designing, and delivering complex projects. Working in an autonomous squad, you'll own problems end-to-end and have the freedom and expertise to deliver the best solutions. Your team is responsible for turning early prototypes into fully functioning devices, working on low-level components that power the full stack of the device.
The role is hybrid with a primary location in Den Bosch. Time spent collaborating with teammates in-office will be a regular part of your work, and you'll be expected to work more days in-office than remote, with flexibility to coordinate your specific in-office schedule with your team.
Hudl emphasizes work-life harmony with flexible vacation time, company-wide holidays, meeting-free timeout days, and remote work options. The company fosters an open, honest culture with autonomy from day one, encourages career growth through professional development resources, and provides a well-designed office environment with full tech support for remote work. Employee wellbeing is supported through medical and retirement benefits (depending on location), an Employee Assistance Program, and employee resource groups.
REQUIREMENTS:
Must-Haves:
- Deep embedded Linux experience: extensive experience supporting and extending board support packages for hardware powered by embedded Linux, including hands-on experience with Yocto, and comfort working across the full stack from kernel to user space
- Development expertise: strong background in user-space and BSP-level development, integration, and debugging using C/C++
- Linux Kernel knowledge: understanding of device-tree configuration and kernel driver development, ability to patch and debug drivers in vendor-supplied kernel trees
- Hardware interface knowledge: familiarity with serial communication protocols such as UART, I2C, and SPI
Nice-to-Haves:
- Microcontroller programming background, preferably with FreeRTOS or similar RTOS environments
- Fluent use of AI-assisted development tools with critical evaluation of output
- Rust experience (a plus, as a large portion of the codebase is written in Rust with plans to extend it)
- Wired and wireless communication protocol knowledge (PCIe, I2C, UART, MIPI, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 4G/5G)
- Camera experience
