Firmware Engineer
Humanoid requires an expert Firmware Engineer to develop and maintain the core embedded software that powers our next generation of humanoid robots. This role is critical in bridging the gap between high-level system architecture and physical hardware capabilities. You will be responsible for writing, debugging, and optimizing low-level code, typically in C/C++, for real-time operating systems (RTOS). Key tasks include developing motor control algorithms, managing sensor fusion data streams, and ensuring robust, fail-safe operation of complex robotic subsystems. Candidates must have deep experience with embedded Linux environments, hardware peripherals (e.g., CAN bus, I2C), and a strong understanding of power efficiency in electromechanical systems. If you are passionate about turning cutting-edge research into functional physical products, this is your chance to build the future.
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Preparing
3100
Question set
250
Duration
Permanent
Focus areas
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What is the last date to apply for Firmware Engineer?
The closing date is listed in the official advertisement — apply as early as possible.
How do I apply for Firmware Engineer?
Use the official apply link on this page to submit your application. A step-by-step how-to-apply guide for this job is also linked below.
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What is the passing marks for this test?
The official passing marks are generally 50%, but merit is competitive — scoring above 75% is a safer target to secure an interview call.
How can I prepare for the Firmware Engineer test?
Prepare with the free subject-wise MCQs, past papers and timed mock tests on PrepPro Academy — every question includes the answer with an explanation. Focus areas: Embedded C/C++, RTOS, Hardware Interfacing, Low-level Programming.
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