What does an entry level embedded firmware engineer do?

An Entry Level Embedded Firmware Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and testing low-level software that runs on hardware devices, such as microcontrollers and embedded systems. They work closely with hardware engineers to ensure that the firmware correctly interfaces with the hardware components. Typical tasks include writing code in languages like C or C++, debugging firmware, conducting unit tests, and assisting in hardware bring-up. Entry-level engineers often learn on the job and may help maintain or update existing firmware as needed.