Sr Firmware Engineer

Meet the Team

At Dexcom, the Firmware Verification and Validation team employs advanced technologies for product testing. We focus on automating tests and continually enhancing our solutions. Our commitment to quality ensures we deliver top-tier products to our customers.

Where you come in

You execute existing test cases and develop/modify test interfaces for new or modified firmware features to validate next-generation CGM transmitters.

You create test plans, test reports, traceability matrices, and other required documentation for test projects in an FDA-regulated quality environment.

You proactively identify and mitigate risks and resolve roadblocks.

You understand and apply principles of low-power systems design and implementation.

You design, implement, and test new products, as well as improve existing products.

You identify and implement engineering and quality process improvements.

You work with analog and digital hardware interfaces and software operating systems.

You contribute to improving Dexcom’s gross margin through design enhancements.

You perform other duties as assigned.

What makes you successful

You have in-depth knowledge and expertise in at least one programming language with proven experience. You have hands-on experience with Java or C# and other object-oriented programming languages.

You have experience with automated test development and are familiar with a wide variety of automated testing frameworks.

You can perform initial debugging procedures by reviewing configuration files, logs, or code pieces to determine the breakdown source. You document software defects using a bug tracking system and report defects to software developers.

You participate in design reviews and provide input on requirements, product design, and potential problems. You provide technical guidance and mentorship for junior engineers.

You have prior experience in embedded programming, particularly with low power microcontrollers in battery-powered systems.

You are proficient in embedded software and mobile application testing.

You have experience working with the FDA design control process.

You are familiar with the product development process for medical devices, including design control and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) requirements.

You have knowledge of embedded firmware testing.

You understand Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) specifications.

You have experience in leading or helping lead one or more projects.

Experience and Education Requirements:

Typically requires a bachelor’s degree in technical discipline with 5-8 years ofindustry experience

Travel Required:

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