Energy Hub: Hardware & Firmware Engineer (Contract) – V0 & V1 Pilots

This contract role for an Energy Hub Hardware & Firmware Engineer focuses on the development and support of pilot versions V0 and V1 of energy-related hardware products. The position requires strong expertise in both hardware design and firmware development, indicating proficiency with embedded systems. Key technical skills likely include experience with microcontrollers, circuit design, PCB layout, and low-level programming languages such as C or C++. Familiarity with hardware debugging tools and firmware testing methodologies is essential to ensure robust pilot implementations. The role may also demand knowledge of energy systems or IoT devices to align hardware and firmware solutions with energy hub applications. Given the pilot phase context, adaptability and problem-solving skills are important to iterate designs rapidly and address real-world deployment challenges. Collaboration with cross-functional teams, including software developers, system architects, and product managers, is implied to integrate hardware and firmware components effectively. Although specific experience and education levels are not provided, the nature of the role suggests a mid to senior-level engineer with a strong foundation in electrical engineering or computer engineering disciplines. Overall, the ideal candidate combines practical hardware engineering capabilities with embedded firmware programming expertise to contribute to early-stage energy hub technology pilots.