The Design Bureau is a team of developers creating cutting-edge technologies for smart transport and IoT: from electric scooters and charging stations to automotive telematics. The team's goal is to make people's lives more comfortable and safe, and city infrastructure more efficient.

The team develops devices that provide automation of business processes, security, monitoring, and remote control of usage. We create new user experiences and develop auxiliary projects for business: charging stations, beacons, sensors, and tools for automating quality control in manufacturing.

We are looking for an embedded developer to help create reliable and efficient software for our devices.

What tasks await you

Development for IoT devices You will create software for interaction between embedded modules and peripheral components — sensors, controllers, transport units, CAN interfaces — with cloud services and management systems, and for implementing business logic.

Low-level development for Linux and MCU/RTOS You will develop and port low-level software and drivers for Linux, microcontrollers, and RTOS.

Development for BLE You will develop and implement a BLE interface for efficient interaction of smart devices with the environment.

More about development at Yandex — in the channel Yandex for Developers

We expect you to have

• Developed in C or C++ for at least two years
• Know Python, Lua, or another scripting language
• Have experience developing software for Linux
• Understand the specifics of peripheral hardware architecture and the principles of working with it
• Are familiar with developing firmware for microcontrollers: STM32, ESP32, etc.
• Are willing to work from the office

It will be a plus if you

• Know the basics of circuit design or have been involved in hardware development for smart devices
• Have developed software for mass-produced devices
• Know modern communication protocols and methods for IoT or smart homes
• Have developed or integrated automotive systems: telematics, ECU, navigation, charging, onboard networks
• Have worked with CAN, LIN, or other automotive buses