Firmware Engineering Engineer

About our group:

You will work alongside experienced engineers to support firmware development and test activities for next‑generation storage products. This position offers structured onboarding, hands‑on technical exposure, and opportunities to grow your firmware, test, and data‑driven problem‑solving skills in a collaborative engineering environment.

About the role - you will:

• Support the development and maintenance of firmware and test utilities for product certification and validation.
• Write, debug, and enhanceC‑based firmware and Python‑based tools or scripts under guidance from senior engineers.
• Assist in analyzing test and manufacturing data to identify trends, anomalies, and improvement opportunities.
• Participate in executing test plans for product qualification, reliability testing, and compliance verification.
• Work collaboratively with cross‑functional teams, including hardware, test, and product engineering.
• Document technical work, test results, and analysis clearly to support knowledge sharing and long‑term use.
• Continuously build technical capability through mentoring, on‑the‑job learning, and exposure to real‑world engineering challenges.

About you:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related discipline.
• Foundational programming experience in C and Python, gained through coursework, academic projects, internships, or early‑career roles.
• Basic understanding of firmware, embedded systems, or low‑level software concepts.
• Strong analytical skills with an interest in data‑driven problem solving.
• Ability to work effectively in a team‑based engineering environment.
• Motivated, curious, and willing to learn new technologies and processes.

Your experience includes:

• Internship, co‑op, or project experience related to firmware development, test engineering, automation, or data analysis.
• Exposure to scripting, test automation, or statistical/data analysis tools.
• Familiarity with hardware‑software interaction concepts is an advantage.
• Clear communication skills and the ability to explain technical topics effectively.
• Demonstrated ownership, adaptability, and a continuous‑learning mindset.

Location:

The Shugart site (named after Seagate's founder, Al Shugart) is a research and design center. Easily accessible from the One-North MRT Station, many employees choose to take mass transportation to work. Being a purpose-built building, The Shugart has excellent employee recreational facilities. Take an active break at our badminton courts, table tennis tables, in-house gym, and recreation rooms. Our yoga and Zumba classes are very popular. We also offer classes and interest groups in photography, gardening, and foreign languages, and have various on-site celebrations, and community volunteer opportunities.

Location: Shugart, Singapore
Travel: None