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We're seeking an engineer who loves getting close to the hardware to build the brains for our global sensor network. Must haves Proven experience in embedded systems development using C/C++. Strong understanding of low-level hardware interfaces and communication protocols (e.g., I2C, SPI, UART). Solid debugging skills for hardware and firmware issues, using tools like logic analyzers and oscilloscopes. Foundational knowledge of electronics and the ability to read schematics. Eligible to work in Norway (must hold relevant work authorization or citizenship). For recent graduates: A relevant academic background (e.g., Cybernetics, Electronics, Computer Science) and a portfolio showcasing personal projects in firmware or embedded systems. Nice to haves A proactive mindset, comfortable taking ownership from concept to deployment. You thrive in a fast-paced environment and embrace using modern tools, including AI, to enhance your workflow. An innate curiosity for how things work and a passion for building robust, efficient systems. A collaborative spirit, eager to work closely with hardware and cloud software teams. You are motivated by seeing your work have a tangible, real-world impact. About the job Write the code that powers a smarter global supply chain. We're expanding our firmware team and looking for a motivated Firmware Engineer. You will be instrumental in developing the core logic for our next-generation container sensors, which are cutting-edge IoT devices designed to track containers worldwide using cellular and satellite communication. These incredibly low-power devices operate for over 12 years on primary cell batteries, requiring no charging or service – making them truly unattended in the field. You'll be working in a fast-paced environment where you'll have significant ownership over your projects. This is a chance to build tangible products that have a real-world impact on global logistics. Design, develop, and maintain firmware for our low-power, long-