TL;DR

Embedded Software Engineering Intern: Developing and improving embedded and server-side software for security devices with an accent on embedded software, firmware, and cross-functional collaboration. Focus on designing, testing, and deploying embedded software and firmware using C, C++, Go, and Python in an agile startup environment.

Location: Onsite at %hirify_global% HQ in San Mateo, CA, USA

Salary: $55 - $65 USD per hour

Company

%hirify_global% provides integrated cloud-based physical security solutions trusted by thousands of organizations worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies.

What you will do

Design, develop, test, deploy, maintain, and improve embedded and server-side software for security devices
Collaborate cross-functionally with hardware and product teams to build embedded software and firmware
Work with technologies including C, C++, Go, Python, Linux device drivers, and Yocto
Manage priorities and deliverables effectively in an agile environment
Experiment with new development boards and contribute to OTA feature updates
Collaborate with senior engineers to define specifications for future products

Requirements

Must be able to work onsite at %hirify_global% HQ in San Mateo, CA during winter or summer 2026
Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or related field, graduating by June 2027
Experience with embedded Linux, C, USB, I2C, Yocto, and Linux device drivers
Comfortable working in an agile software development team
Internship experience developing and launching products
Visa sponsorship available and supported for this role

Nice to have

Familiarity with secure operating systems and security-focused programming

Culture & Benefits

Monthly housing stipend and competitive hourly wage
Daily catered lunch, barista-made drinks, and stocked snacks onsite
Intern-exclusive events and cross-team collaboration opportunities
Lunch & Learns with company executives for career insights
Mentorship and team-building activities supporting personal and professional growth