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Firmware Engineering Manager at FORT Robotics - ApplyBlast

Firmware Engineering Manager

FORT Robotics

2 months ago

4.2 on Glassdoor

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Manager

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About this role

The Firmware Engineering Manager leads and contributes to FORT's safety‑critical firmware team, balancing hands‑on embedded development with people and process management. The role involves writing and reviewing C/C++ code, hardware bring‑up, CI/CD pipeline maintenance, and driving agile delivery while overseeing hiring, performance, and cross‑functional technical alignment.

Responsibilities

Write and review production C/C++ for safety‑critical embedded devices
Lead Agile Scrum process and manage team performance
Maintain and improve firmware CI/CD pipelines and hardware‑in‑the‑loop testing

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.