Staff Software Engineer

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies brings together two major players in the automotive industry. This joint venture develops advanced operating systems, zonal controllers, and cloud-based connectivity to support the changing needs of electric vehicles. The mission centers on setting new benchmarks for software-defined vehicles, blending expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security to shape a smarter, more sustainable future for transportation. Role overview The Embedded Software Engineer - Infotainment role centers on redefining how drivers and passengers engage with their vehicles. The team designs digital experiences that inform, entertain, and support users throughout every journey. Core focus areas include Android development, connected automotive systems, and building on established automotive platforms. Innovation in software design remains a constant priority. Engineers in this role integrate new IoT features, enhance safety and reliability, and develop user-friendly interfaces. The work involves tackling complex technical challenges with real-world impact on mobility and user experience. Team culture Curiosity, integrity, and open-mindedness shape daily interactions. The team values growth, encourages leadership and mentoring, and welcomes contributions that influence products at the leading edge of vehicle technology. Collaboration and continuous learning are central to how the team operates. Location This position is based in Toronto, Ontario.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies unites two leaders in the automotive industry, working together to advance electric vehicles and software-defined platforms. The partnership combines strengths in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security to create smarter, more connected vehicles. Role overview The Staff Embedded Software Engineer - Infotainment position focuses on developing digital experiences that shape how drivers and passengers interact with their vehicles. The team’s core work involves Android development, connected automotive systems, and platform engineering. Efforts span integrating IoT features, enhancing safety and reliability, and designing user interfaces that feel intuitive and engaging. This role provides opportunities to solve complex technical problems and contribute to software that will help define the future of mobility. What you will do Develop and integrate infotainment features for next-generation vehicles Work on Android-based systems and connected automotive platforms Design and refine user interfaces for in-vehicle experiences Address challenges related to IoT connectivity, safety, and reliability Team culture and growth The team values curiosity, integrity, and open-mindedness. There is support for learning and professional growth, with chances to lead, mentor, and influence the direction of vehicle technology. Those who enjoy solving ambitious problems and creating new solutions will find meaningful ways to contribute. Location Toronto, Ontario

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies combines expertise from two major names in automotive engineering. This joint effort develops advanced software and hardware for electric vehicles, including operating systems, zonal controllers, and cloud connectivity. The partnership’s mission is to raise the bar for software-defined vehicles on a global scale. Areas like connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security are central to the team’s work, all aimed at building vehicles that are smarter, more connected, and sustainable. Role overview As an Android Software Engineer for Infotainment Applications in Toronto, the focus is on creating digital experiences that change how drivers and passengers interact with vehicles. The team builds Android-based infotainment apps, integrates IoT features, enhances safety, and designs user-friendly interfaces. Projects often involve solving complex engineering problems that have a direct impact on mobility and user experience. Engineers in this group contribute to leading-edge applications and platforms, with chances to take on leadership roles, mentor others, and influence product development where automotive and technology meet. Curiosity, integrity, and an open, collaborative mindset are valued highly here. This position is well suited to those who enjoy creative problem-solving and want to help shape the way people connect with their vehicles. Location Toronto, Ontario

Rivian Volkswagen Group Technologies brings together two leading automotive companies to advance electric mobility. The team develops solutions such as operating systems, zonal controllers, and cloud connectivity, all designed to address the evolving needs of electric vehicles. The focus is on setting new benchmarks for software-defined vehicles by combining strengths in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security. Role overview The Senior Staff Android Software Engineer for Infotainment Applications will help shape how drivers and passengers engage with their vehicles. This position involves building seamless digital experiences by applying expertise in Android development, connected systems, and automotive platforms. The work often includes integrating IoT features, enhancing safety and reliability, and designing intuitive user interfaces. Solving complex engineering challenges is central to this role, with a strong emphasis on redefining mobility through software. What you will do Develop Android-based infotainment applications for next-generation electric vehicles Integrate new IoT features and improve connectivity between vehicles and users Design user interfaces that prioritize ease of use and safety Collaborate with cross-functional teams to solve technical challenges Team culture The team values curiosity, integrity, and open-mindedness. Members are encouraged to lead, mentor, and help shape products at the forefront of vehicle technology. Collaboration and a willingness to take on ambitious challenges are central to the group’s approach. Location This position is based in Toronto, Ontario.

Join our innovative team at System Canada Technologies as an Embedded Software Engineer. In this role, you will develop cutting-edge embedded software solutions that drive our products. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, implement, and test software for embedded systems.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies combines the strengths of two major automotive companies, focusing on advancing electric vehicle technology. The partnership addresses core areas such as operating systems, zonal controllers, and connectivity, all aimed at setting new benchmarks for software-defined vehicles. The team brings together expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security to support a more connected and intelligent future in transportation. Role overview The Infotainment team seeks an Android Operating System Engineer based in Toronto, Ontario. This position centers on developing the core Android OS for future vehicles. The work involves building foundational components, customizing and tuning the operating system, and ensuring system security. The goal is to create an in-vehicle experience that feels intuitive, visually engaging, and seamless for both drivers and passengers. What you will do Develop and refine the core Android OS used in next-generation vehicles Customize and tune operating system features to meet automotive requirements Focus on system security and foundational software components Impact Engineers in this role contribute directly to the heart of the infotainment platform, shaping the next generation of automotive technology and user experience.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies is a collaboration between two leading automotive companies, dedicated to advancing electric vehicle technology. The team develops operating systems, zonal controllers, and cloud connectivity to support software-defined vehicles. Their work combines expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity to create smarter and more sustainable vehicles for drivers worldwide. Role overview The Senior Android OS Engineer for Infotainment Solutions will focus on enhancing the Android operating system at the core of future Rivian and Volkswagen vehicles. This role involves improving foundational OS components, optimizing system performance, and strengthening security for in-vehicle infotainment platforms. Collaboration with a talented team is central to this position, with direct contributions to the next generation of connected automotive experiences. Location Toronto, Ontario

Join our innovative Embedded Software team at Waabi, where you will play a critical role in the development of our state-of-the-art low-level software integration platform that facilitates communication among various modules, implements low-level control algorithms, and ensures safety compliance. This position demands hands-on engagement with actual hardware, including vehicle boards, as you strive to establish best-in-class embedded software development capabilities.In this role, you will…- Develop and implement low-level, safety-critical embedded software for truck control systems, including engine control, steering, and braking functionalities.- Integrate sensors and vehicle actuation feedback into our localization and control systems to create redundant safety mechanisms.- Collaborate closely with hardware, safety, and systems teams to design, build, and validate highly reliable next-generation systems.- Write software following industry best practices to ensure safe, reliable, and robust code.- Assist in the setup and operation of the autonomous platform, both remotely and on-site.- Work alongside other software and autonomy engineers to implement low-level functions essential for our success in the autonomous vehicle industry.Qualifications:- A minimum of 5 years of experience in embedded software development on low-level ARM microcontrollers and processors, often utilizing an RTOS.- A passion for crafting elegant yet pragmatic reusable embedded code, along with the systems needed for testing and maintenance.- Proven technical leadership skills, with a desire to mentor junior developers and collaborate across teams. Proficiency in C, C++, or Rust (with a preference for Rust).- Extensive experience in safety-critical, high-reliability software projects that adhere to industry safety standards.Additional Information:- This position is hybrid, requiring 3-5 days in the office each week, and involves close partnerships with our Compute, Hardware, and Sensor teams.

Kepler Communications develops real-time Internet connectivity for satellites and other space-based assets. With 33 satellites in orbit, the company operates a commercial optical data relay network that supports continuous communications and advanced on-orbit computing. The team at Kepler values fresh ideas, technical skill, and a commitment to solving complex problems. People from a range of backgrounds contribute to the company’s mission and are encouraged to learn, lead, and make an impact beyond Earth. Role overview The Embedded Software Test Automation Designer role is based in Toronto, Ontario. This position plays a part in advancing the space economy by supporting reliable, data-driven exploration and innovation. Kepler seeks someone eager to tackle new technical challenges and grow within the field.

Join us at indie Semiconductor, where we are not just imagining the future of mobility, but actively shaping it. Be part of a dynamic team that is at the forefront of developing revolutionary semiconductors, photonics, and radar sensing technologies tailored for automotive and industrial applications. Our pioneering innovations drive advanced intelligent sensing and enhance user experiences, pushing the limits of technology.If you are driven by a passion for cutting-edge technology and aspire to make a significant impact within a collaborative and creative environment, we would be thrilled to have you join our team!The Embedded Systems Software Engineer will play a pivotal role in designing, implementing, and defining validation strategies for various software modules operating on a multi-processor system. This position demands a self-starter who is adept at problem-solving and excels in a teamwork-oriented setting, while also providing technical guidance to peers.

Role OverviewJoin Extreme Networks as a Senior Real-Time Embedded Software Engineer, where you will be at the forefront of shaping the architecture and development of our cutting-edge Wi-Fi solutions. In this influential role, you will lead significant system-level design decisions, mentor engineering teams, and ensure the performance, robustness, and scalability of embedded applications operating on Linux OS.Located in our Thornhill (Toronto) office, you will contribute significantly to product direction and elevate engineering standards across the organization.

At Kepler Communications, we are not just envisioning the future of on-demand space connectivity - we are at the forefront of it!Our mission is to deliver real-time Internet connectivity for space-based assets, ushering in a new era of data-driven exploration and innovation. With 33 satellites launched to date, Kepler operates the first commercial optical data relay constellation, facilitating continuous space communications while enhancing advanced on-orbit compute and hosted payload capabilities.However, our industry-leading technology is just one part of our story. What truly distinguishes Kepler is our team: bold thinkers, skilled builders, and passionate problem-solvers who excel at pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in space. We believe that outstanding ideas stem from diverse perspectives, and we are dedicated to fostering an environment that allows you to grow, lead, and make a global impact.If you are eager to aim higher, accelerate your career, and contribute to shaping the future space economy - this is your launchpad. Join us in building the future at Kepler!

Join our dynamic team at System Canada Technologies as an Embedded Software Programmer. We are seeking a motivated individual with a strong foundation in low-level programming to contribute to innovative solutions in embedded systems. If you are passionate about technology and eager to apply your skills in a real-world setting, we want to hear from you!

Join us at Kepler Communications as we redefine the future of on-demand space connectivity - we're not just imagining it, we're making it a reality!Our goal is to revolutionize real-time Internet access for space-based assets, ushering in a new era of data-driven exploration and innovation. With 33 satellites launched to date, Kepler operates the premier commercial optical data relay constellation, enabling continuous space communications while enhancing on-orbit compute and hosted payload capabilities.What truly distinguishes Kepler is our team: a dynamic group of bold thinkers, skilled builders, and passionate problem-solvers who thrive on expanding the limits of what's achievable in space. We value diverse perspectives and are dedicated to fostering an environment where you can grow, lead, and make a significant global impact.If you’re eager to reach new heights, accelerate your career, and engage in work that shapes the future of the space economy - this is your launchpad. Come and help us build the future at Kepler!

Mechanical or Embedded Systems Engineer - RoboticsPreferred Location: TorontoReports to: COOType: Full-TimeAbout Dominion DynamicsAt Dominion Dynamics, we are pioneering Canada's first contemporary defense prime, focusing on software-defined, attritable, and sovereign systems. We envision a future where military strength relies not on intricate platforms, but on the harmonious integration of versatile, AI-driven technologies across all domains. Our mission is to develop a cohesive family of systems designed for operational readiness, aligned with Canada's democratic values.Operating predominantly in the Arctic, we prioritize rapid deployment and unwavering adherence to Canadian law and treaty commitments. Our founding team boasts experience from elite organizations, including Anduril, Google, Amazon, and the Canadian Armed Forces. We are dedicated to developing cutting-edge technologies in challenging environments and seek system-level thinkers who excel at the convergence of autonomy, aerospace, and national security.Why This Role MattersReliable autonomy is rooted in strong embedded controls capable of sensing, deciding, and executing within real-world constraints. Our platforms function in remote, resource-limited settings where graceful degradation and predictable behavior are paramount. This role is crucial in ensuring that our robotic systems effectively translate control theory into operational performance by validating hardware/software integration, calibrating controllers, and ensuring dependable behavior under mission conditions.The Role: Mechanical or Embedded Systems Engineer - RoboticsIn this position, you will design, integrate, and validate the embedded control layer that interlinks sensing, perception, and actuation. Collaborating closely with mechanical, electrical, and software teams, you will implement firmware, optimize control loops, and verify system behavior through simulations and physical testing to ensure reliable robotic performance in the field.What You’ll DoDesign and implement embedded control systems for robotic and mechatronic platforms utilizing C++, Python, and ROS/ROS2.Integrate microcontrollers (STM32, ESP32) and real-time operating systems (FreeRTOS, embedded Linux) with sensors, actuators, and communication interfaces (CAN, UART, SPI).Develop and fine-tune motion-control algorithms (PID, Kalman filtering, sensor fusion) to achieve precise and stable performance.

Embedded Systems EngineerPreferred Location: TorontoReports to: Chief Operating Officer (COO)Type: Full-TimeAbout Dominion DynamicsDominion Dynamics is pioneering Canada’s first modern defense contractor: a software-defined, attritable, and sovereign entity. We believe that the future of military power will not depend solely on advanced platforms, but rather on the seamless integration of adaptable, AI-driven capabilities across all domains. Our mission is to create a family of systems that are fielded with operators, designed with sovereignty in mind, and committed to upholding Canada’s democratic values.We operate with agility, collaborating closely with the Canadian Armed Forces, especially in the Arctic, all while adhering to Canadian laws and treaty obligations with deep respect for the CAF community.Our founding team comprises former operators from Anduril, Google, Amazon, and the Canadian Armed Forces. We are creating advanced technology in challenging environments and seek system-level thinkers who excel at the intersection of autonomy, aerospace, and national security.Why This Role MattersReal-world missions require embedded systems capable of functioning in constrained communications, harsh conditions, and rapid development cycles. The reliability you deliver will minimize time, risk, and costs associated with deployment. This role is pivotal in supporting critical firmware, communications, and diagnostics to ensure that Dominion Dynamics systems remain operational and maintainable in the field.The Role: Embedded Systems EngineerAs an Embedded Systems Engineer, you will be part of an engineering team dedicated to integrating state-of-the-art hardware platforms with secure, resilient software systems designed for extreme field environments. Your contributions will facilitate real-time interoperability between uncrewed systems, edge nodes, sensors, and command interfaces. You will play a vital role in ensuring reliable communication and functionality of distributed software and hardware components in the Arctic, while addressing both defense and civilian dual-use requirements.What You’ll DoDesign and develop integration layers that connect hardware, sensors, and communication systems.Implement and manage messaging and control protocols in accordance with DDS and JAUS standards.Create and maintain plugins and interface modules for the Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK).Integrate robotic and sensing platforms utilizing ROS 2 and sensor fusion middleware.Collaborate with software and hardware teams to ensure seamless system integration and performance.

Join Mecka AIAt Mecka AI, we are revolutionizing the data infrastructure layer for robotics and embodied AI. Our innovative approach focuses on designing and deploying next-generation data capture systems that function seamlessly in real-world environments, producing high-quality datasets essential for training state-of-the-art robotic and AI models. Our technology is at the convergence of hardware, firmware, and intelligence, ensuring reliable field performance.Your New RoleWe are seeking a talented Embedded Systems Engineer who will be responsible for the firmware architecture and low-level systems that drive our data capture devices and robotic platforms. This position is pivotal, operating at the hardware-software interface. You will craft close-to-the-metal code that interfaces with sensors, fuses data in real time, and guarantees the safe, reliable, and predictable operation of devices. Your skill in reading schematics, debugging buses, and understanding the electrical principles behind your code will be crucial.Key ResponsibilitiesFirmware ArchitectureDesign and implement robust embedded firmware (bare-metal or RTOS-based).Define system state machines, boot sequences, and fault-handling mechanisms.Develop safety-critical control loops and manage device lifecycles.Sensor Integration & FusionCreate and maintain high-performance drivers for sensors including:CamerasIMUsGPSImplement on-device sensor fusion algorithms (e.g., AHRS, Kalman filters).Ensure precise timing, synchronization, and state estimation across sensors.Connectivity & TelemetryBuild reliable data telemetry pipelines from devices to cloud infrastructure.Implement OTA update mechanisms and facilitate remote device management.Support various IoT communication protocols (MQTT, CoAP, or custom protocols).Hardware / Software Bring-UpLead firmware-side board bring-up in collaboration with electrical engineers.Debug and validate hardware interfaces (I2C, SPI, UART, CAN).Diagnose timing, power sequencing, and communication challenges.Validate power management states and ensure low-power operation.

Role overview Tipalti Solutions is seeking an Alliance Manager to focus on Embedded Partnerships. This position is open in either Toronto, Ontario or Vancouver, British Columbia. The main goal is to build and manage key partnerships that enhance Tipalti's product offerings and contribute to overall business growth. Key responsibilities Identify and reach out to potential partners to expand embedded solutions. Collaborate with internal teams to support seamless integration of partner products. Monitor partnership performance and refine strategies to drive better outcomes. Represent Tipalti Solutions at relevant industry events and conferences.

Join us as a Principal Software Engineer, where you'll play a pivotal role in designing and developing innovative software solutions that empower organizations to optimize their hiring processes. As a key member of our engineering team, you'll collaborate with top-tier talent, utilizing cutting-edge technologies to create software that redefines the future of recruitment.Lever, founded a decade ago, is on a mission to revolutionize the way companies attract and hire exceptional talent. Our platform is trusted by industry leaders like Netflix, Shopify, and Spotify, and we've established ourselves as innovators in the talent acquisition space. Recognized as the #1 workplace in San Francisco and a top employer in the United States, we take pride in our people-first culture and are committed to nurturing our talented workforce.