Develop low- (BIOS, firmware, device drivers) and mid-level software (emulation, simulation, and virtualization) to enable the use of OpenChip’s novel hardware features and accelerators, bringing visible improvements to end users.
Develop and maintain low-level software (BIOS and firmware) for novel hardware architectures.
Develop and maintain device drivers for operating systems (mainly Linux) to expose novel hardware features (e.g., Provide monitoring, instrumentation, and telemetry to export system status and health metrics.
Provide workload control and configuration, and API entry points to allow remote operation.
Configure and extend emulation, simulation, and virtualization software.
Interaction with ICs and Other Projects
Work with hardware teams, influencing hardware/software co-design.
Work with teams developing middleware, and/or contribute to middleware.
Bachelor or Master’s degree in a relevant field.




Good understanding of pre‑boot and boot process, and Linux kernel internals.
Solid knowledge of low-level development languages (C, Rust).
Experience with assembly language (of any architecture).
Experience with bare‑metal (without OS) development (e.g., Experience with standard tools for source control (git), continuous integration, task management (Jira).
Experience with RISC‑V development at the assembly‑language level.
Experience with open‑source software development.
Enjoy a hybrid work environment.
We can offer a competitive compensation package in a adaptable work schema that will help you to keep a balance between your personal and professional life.
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📌 Graduate Firmware Engineer (Cataluña)
🏢 Openchip & Software Technologies
📍 Cataluña