Location: Zurich, Switzerland
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: Generally no, except to the US.
Technologies: Yocto, Linux/Kernel, C++, C, Python, Qt... mostly embedded, but not exclusively. Will debug your VHDL, if no one else around can do it (but you don't want to hire me for VHDL...)
Resume/CV: on request
Email: gs217@student.london.ac.uk
EU-citizen developer with about a decade of experience, mostly from QA field and creating embedded Linux solutions, mostly including Yocto. Active OSS contributor, and also maintainer of a few projects (though nothing big-name).
Looking for a reason to learn Rust. I really like working with Qt (especially on desktop), but I'm not too good at making things visually pleasing without close guidance from a designer who has good eyes... I'm more of a low-level/backend guy, who really enjoys the endorphin-wave that comes after a weeks long struggle, making a BSP come together successfully.
I have worked for years for multiple banks on different banking software before I realized my mistake of ever sending my CV there. Before banks, and after banks I have worked on developing gadgets running Linux/Yocto and firmware written with Zephyr.
Looking for a position where I can hack on embedded Linux and/or microcontrollers, but that's just preference, not a must - what I'm really looking for is a place where I, as a developer can make a real impact, and also, a place that values quality software: not only from technical perspective, but from the user's PoV too.
Primarily looking in Zurich and in its neighboring cantons, but ultimately I'm willing to commute up to an hour to get to your place. I can work from home, but I am definitely not against working from an office either.
If you are willing to sponsor a US visa, I could even jump across the pond.
My German is conversational. We can talk and write a lot in German, but I'm most confident in English.
I have worked for years for multiple banks on different banking software before I realized my mistake of ever sending my CV there. Before banks, and after banks I have worked on developing gadgets running Linux/Yocto and firmware written with Zephyr.
Looking for a position where I can hack on embedded Linux and/or microcontrollers, but that's just preference, not a must - what I'm really looking for is a place where I, as a developer can make a real impact, and also, a place that values quality software: not only from technical perspective, but from the user's PoV too.
Primarily looking in Zurich and in its neighboring cantons, but ultimately I'm willing to commute up to an hour to get to your place. I can work from home, but I am definitely not against working from an office either. If you are willing to sponsor a US visa, I could even jump across the pond.
My German is conversational. We can talk and write a lot in German, but I'm most confident in English.