Embedded Software Engineer (SoC Simulation)

TL;DR

Embedded Software Engineer (SoC Simulation): Creating accurate and efficient functional models for simulating System-on-Chip (SoC) designs with an accent on firmware analysis and software-hardware co-design. Focus on enabling early-stage development before physical silicon availability and resolving complex firmware issues through simulation.

Location: Onsite in Madrid, Spain

Salary: €44,900–€59,800 per annum

Company

hirify.global is a global leader in semiconductor solutions, building the essential data infrastructure that connects enterprise, cloud, and AI architectures.

What you will do

• Develop accurate and efficient functional models for SoC simulations.
• Collaborate with software teams to gather inputs for early-stage development.
• Analyze simulation results to diagnose and resolve firmware issues.
• Promote the adoption of virtual platforms across the organization.
• Learn and master internal SoC technologies and simulation tools.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related field with 3-5 years of experience, or Master’s/PhD with 2-3 years of experience.
• Proficiency in Python and C++.
• Fundamental understanding of firmware and software architecture.
• Must be eligible to access export-controlled information under U.S. law.
• Strong collaborative skills and willingness to learn new technologies.

Nice to have

• Experience with simulator technologies such as Virtualizer, Simics, QEMU, or gem5.
• Knowledge of computer architecture, specifically ARM or RISC-V.

Culture & Benefits

• Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package.
• Environment focused on collaboration, transparency, and inclusivity.
• Opportunities for continuous learning and professional growth.
• Access to cutting-edge technology and industry-leading projects.

Hiring process

• Interviews evaluate individual experience, thought process, and communication skills in real time.
• AI tools (ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.) are strictly prohibited during interviews.