FW Engineer Intern

We build miniature radar seekers. The firmware runs on constrained microcontrollers and has to hold real-time deadlines. The board you write code for is on the bench next to you.

You write firmware and flash it to hardware the same afternoon. You write peripheral drivers and the test code that exercises them. You instrument the system and find out why a loop missed its deadline.

You know C, and you know how software drives a microcontroller. You have made one do something real; it does not matter whether anyone paid you for it. You can read a datasheet, use a logic analyzer and an oscilloscope, and debug firmware at the bench.

You work in our Kyiv / Vilnius lab. Relocation support is available and no Ukrainian is needed; the team works in English. You sit with the engineers who designed the hardware and they teach you directly. Interns who perform are offered full-time roles.