Open Source C / Rust Engineer

Antmicro is a software-driven tech company developing edge computing systems for various branches of industry, such as robotics, defence, civil security, computer vision, broadcasting, as well as the Internet of Things. With cross-competence in software, full-stack FPGA SoC, edge to cloud AI, high-end hardware, and relying on its own open source development tools, Antmicro delivers practical solutions and guidance to customers looking to innovate by embracing cutting-edge technologies.

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in computer science, electronics or related fields
• Expertise in C programming
• Practical experience in Rust is nice to have
• Understanding of assembly
• Basic understanding of WebAssembly would be a plus
• Great skill in working with GNU toolchain and others, like LLVM
• "Hacker" mindset
• Readiness for everyday work in Linux
• Great skill in working with large codebases
• Willingness to learn about computer architecture
• Experience in Git
• Interest in open source projects
• Ability to work with other languages, especially Python
• Good command of English
• Ability and willingness to learn and work as part of a team
• Full-time employment only (no B2B, no agencies)
• Permanent residency and eligibility to work in the EU

• Develop Renode, an open source development framework for embedded systems that allows emulation of complicated multi-node environments
• Work on emulation of various computer architectures, such as RISC-V, ARM, or x86
• Learn details of the Linux kernel and other open source operating systems
• Improve the Renode workflow and extend its capabilities
• Analyze performance and create unit tests for code
• Solve complex problems including working with assembly, code generation, code translation, interoperability between higher and lower level languages, and portability between different OSes
• Work with different codebases, predominantly in C, Rust, and other languages

• Full-time employment only (no B2B, no agencies)
• Permanent residency and eligibility to work in the EU