Senior Embedded Rust Firmware Engineer

About the RoleOur firmware team is growing, and we are looking for a senior engineer to take the lead on core parts of it. You'll own major parts of the embedded Rust firmware at the heart of the BMS, deliver features end to end on your own and help shape how the firmware is built. Together with Stefan, our CTO, and our embedded Rust engineer, you'll take on architecture decisions and code reviews and help take us from a tested prototype to a fully certified product. The technology is proven, the funding is secured, and the foundations you set now will define how every future Anori BMS works. Start date: from January 1, 2027 What You'll DoOwn, design, implement and ship firmware features for the BMS, from requirement to verified release Extend our middleware and independent modules into one real-time system: their control and data flow, scheduling and how they stay predictable under load Mentor other engineers on the team, lead code reviews and raise the bar for code quality across the team Set and evolve the engineering practices that keep the firmware trustworthy: testing, CI/CD, HiL, coverage and end-to-end requirements traceability Debug and trace on real hardware across ARM and RISC-V cores, down to interrupt priorities, the memory map and timing of individual functions What You BringMust have Several years of production Rust on embedded targets (no_std), including features you designed and shipped yourself Experience making, documenting and defending architecture trade-offs for embedded systems A quality mindset: hands-on test experience, CI and coverage as everyday tools, and code reviews with constructive feedback. Critical, analytical, systematic thinking: you reason from first principles, make your assumptions explicit and challenge existing paradigms Strongly preferred Deep embedded experience incl. async Rust on embedded targets, down to the executor: futures, wakers, pinning Architecture of multicore and multi-controller systems: the partition of work, data and timing across cores and controllers Hands-on debugging and tracing on ARM and RISC-V Knowledge of various communication protocols and stacks: CAN, LIN, BLE, LTE modems Basic hardware skills: reading schematics, working with an oscilloscope, board bring-up, debugging Nice to have Formal methods for embedded software: model checking, or a proof of a scheduling or memory property A background in safety-critical (IEC 61508, ISO 26262, …) and battery systems Comfortable implementing numerical algorithms (filtering, state estimation) on constrained hardware Experience mentoring other engineers You don't tick every box? Apply anyway. No one matches a job description 100%. If this role excites you and you see yourself growing into it, we want to hear from you. What We OfferWork on a product with purpose that redefines the state of art: our product is a key part to enable competitive battery energy storage. Work directly with the founding team on decisions that shape the company. The team is small, so your ideas will matter. A lot. Challenging engineering in an industrial, but research-near environment. We bring research into the industry. A modern stack and methods: Rust, MBSE, everything as code, and the best tools and techniques for the job, chosen on merit. To be both supported and challenged: room to grow, and the expectation that you will. You might be a fit ifYou hold yourself to a high standard and don’t settle for "good enough." You want to have a big say in what the Anori BMS looks like and how it works You are eager to try out new tools and enjoy incorporating AI into your work to make your life easier and more productive You are excited about startups and all the opportunities and uncertainties that come with it You want to be an active part in accelerating the energy transition in Europe You are comfortable with English as a working language You are happy to be in the office most of the time because for fast decisions