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Embedded Software Engineer II at FORT Robotics - ApplyBlast

Embedded Software Engineer II

FORT Robotics

5 days ago

4.2 on Glassdoor

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

FORT Robotics is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer II to design and implement safety-critical firmware for real-time devices and bare-metal targets. The role involves architecting RTOS-based solutions, integrating hardware with Embedded Linux platforms, and ensuring compliance with rigorous safety standards. This position requires close collaboration with hardware and safety teams to deliver reliable, secure, and high-performance embedded systems.

Responsibilities

Design and implement robust C/C++ firmware for safety-critical embedded devices
Architect and implement RTOS-based firmware on Zephyr and FreeRTOS
Write low-level peripheral drivers and board support code

Skills

Qualifications

B.S. in Computer EngineeringB.S. in Electrical EngineeringB.S. in Computer Science

About FORT Robotics

fortrobotics.com

Headquarters

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2018

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FORT Robotics is the safety infrastructure layer for physical AI and autonomous systems, providing SIL 3-certified hardware and software solutions including wireless e-stops, safe remote controls, and vehicle safety controllers. Their distributed control platform enables communications integrity, wireless safety commands, and secure real-time control across robots and autonomous machines in industries such as warehousing, agriculture, construction, defense, and manufacturing. FORT serves over 600 customers globally, helping machine builders, integrators, and operators deploy autonomous systems that are safe, secure, and reliable enough to be trusted in the real world.