🧬 About Us

We're building the first precision health platform for pets — a sensor-driven, AI-powered ecosystem that decodes the health signals dogs give off every day, the ones most people miss, and turns them into insight you can act on.

We're not building another pet gadget. None of it works without firmware that never fails — sensors reading in sync, data flowing over BLE without loss, updates reaching every device in the field without bricking a single one. That's the problem this role exists to solve.

🚀 About the Role

We're looking for a firmware engineer to build and maintain reliable embedded systems for its sensor-driven hardware, working closely with the Lead Firmware Engineer across sensor integration, connectivity, and power management.

🎯 What You'll Do

• Develop and maintain RTOS-based firmware for embedded devices, keeping real-time performance stable
• Implement drivers and communication logic for sensors over I2C, SPI, or UART, and support arbitration across shared buses
• Support BLE-based firmware development for reliable data transfer between devices and the cloud
• Contribute to firmware-level battery charging safety, thermal cutoff logic, and clock stability under real-world conditions
• Support OTA update mechanisms, including testing rollout and rollback behavior before release
• Debug hardware-firmware interaction issues using tools such as oscilloscopes and logic analyzers
• Write and maintain unit and hardware-in-the-loop tests to catch issues before they reach the field

💡 You Might Be a Fit If…

• You have a B.Tech in Electronics, Computer Science, or related field from a Tier 1 institute (IIT, NIT, BITS Pilani, or equivalent) — mandatory
• You have 4+ years of embedded firmware experience
• You have a solid understanding of RTOS concepts and at least one communication protocol used in sensor-based systems (I2C, SPI, UART, or BLE)
• You're proficient in C and C++ for embedded and microcontroller-based systems
• You're comfortable reading datasheets and debugging at the hardware-firmware boundary
• Bonus: experience with battery charging circuits or power-path management
• Bonus: exposure to OTA update mechanisms for fleet-deployed embedded devices
• Bonus: experience working with thermal sensors, IMUs, or camera modules

✨ Why Join Us?

• Build firmware for hardware that's actually out in the field, on real dogs — not just on a bench
• Learn directly from the Lead Firmware Engineer while owning real pieces of the system
• Take ownership early, with a direct line to the people building the rest of the product
• Join a small, fast-moving team building a category-defining, sensor-driven product