Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++, Linux & Embedded Systems

Where Embedded Systems, Security, and Real-World Products Converge Multiply is an end-to-end provider of products, services, and training within embedded systems, functional safety, and cybersecurity. Our platform, VisFlow, enables structured development, compliance, and lifecycle governance across safety- and security-critical systems. We are now expanding our teams and are looking for Embedded Software Engineers with strong foundations in C/C++, Linux, and low-level systems development to support both customer projects and internal product development. What You Will Do Develop and maintain embedded software in C/C++ for Linux-based systems Work with MCU-level development (Bare Metal and/or RTOS) depending on project context Contribute across the full product lifecycle – from concept and design to production and maintenance Collaborate closely with hardware, software, and product teams in cross-functional environments Participate in system design, debugging, testing, and performance optimization Work with resource-constrained systems and low-level programming Depending on assignment, contribute to: Networking and communication protocols Driver development and hardware-near programming Cybersecurity, functional safety, or compliance (e.g. SBOM, ISO/SAE 21434) CI/CD, automation, and modern development workflows What We Are Looking For 4+ years (mid) / 5+ years (senior) experience in embedded software development Strong skills in C and/or C++ Experience working with Embedded Linux systems Experience with MCUs, RTOS, or bare-metal programming Experience working in product development environments (from concept to production) Good communication skills and ability to collaborate across disciplines Structured, problem-solving mindset with a strong technical curiosity Meriting Experience Experience with networking protocols and Linux-based systems Development of Linux drivers or low-level system components Experience with Yocto or custom Linux distributions Backgroun