[New grads]BSP Engineer(Multimedia)
職缺描述
At Ubiquiti, our mission is to simplify I.T. We strive for technology UX perfection everywhere — from our web store shopping experience, to product packaging details, to frictionless setup and installation flows. As a team, we value autonomy, so we want you to bring your ownership mindset in our pursuit of creating the best user experience. You’ll be challenged to use your creative problem-solving skills and work backwards to address the highest touch-point UX issues for our users, finding points of leverage and reducing risk. We place emphasis on working together, fostering an environment of trust and transparency.
Responsibilities:
* Board bring-up and troubleshooting issues during the development and manufacturing stage.
* Develop features at the system level on different projects.
* Co-work with worldwide developers including QA, software engineers, support engineers and hardware engineers.
Requirements:
* Ph.D. or MS in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering.
* Strong knowledge of C/C++ and GIT.
* Ability to read schematics and device datasheets.
* Strong debugging skills with methodology.
* Knowledge/experience in JIRA, and Confluence tools for CI/CD is a plus.
* Experience with embedded Linux is a plus (u-boot, device drivers, user-space applications).
* Knowledge in networking architecture is a plus.
關於我們
Ubiquiti, Inc. currently focuses on 3 main technologies: high-capacity distributed Internet access, unified information technology, and next-gen consumer electronics for home and personal use. The majority of the company’s resources consist of entrepreneurial and de-centralized R&D teams. Ubiquiti does not employ a traditional direct sales force, but instead drives brand awareness largely through the company’s user community where customers can interface directly with R&D, marketing, and support. With over 70 million devices shipped in over 200 countries and territories in the world, Ubiquiti aims to connect everyone to everything, everywhere. Ubiquiti was founded by former Apple engineer Robert Pera in 2005.
