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Electrical/Embedded Engineer

Salary Competitive

Join us as an embedded engineer to build the next generation of Kisi's IoT security hardware controlling access for hundreds of thousands of users around the world. We're looking forward to speaking to you!

There’s always exciting tasks ahead.

- Building the next generation of Kisi’s hardware portfolio, from readers to panels and other sensors as part of a team with great experience in the matter

- Working with very interesting and high profile partners and customers to gain valuable insights into needs & areas for improvements that will allow you to grow quickly in your role

- Co-Coordinating the development of new products with our partner agency in Croatia

- Co-Coordinating the production with our contract manufacturer in the US

- Design architectures and concepts for entirely new products together with our product team

- Ensuring rigid acceptance tests and supervise the rollout of new products and features to our remotely managed worldwide fleet of hardware devices

Requirements

- Experience building solutions on resource constrained embedded systems

- Experience with electronic circuits and circuit boards

- Experience with microcontrollers and fluent in programming for them (C, C++)

- Experience with low level data communication interfaces (UART, RS-485, …)

- Understanding of wireless communication protocols (Bluetooth, NFC, Wi-Fi)

- Understanding of encryption schemes

- Proficiency in higher level programming languages and object-oriented patterns

- Experience working with REST-based APIs

Why Kisi?

- Join a diverse team with offices in two locations (Stockholm and New York)

- You will be working closely with engineers in all other areas, from the mobile side all the way to the backend

- One to two tech bootcamps a year where we all retreat to nature and sync on products and roadmaps for the next six to twelve months, so prepare to meet colleagues all the way from Colombia to India! =)

- All the other things (team events, lunches, the usual perks)

Check us out on www.getkisi.com/about!

Perks and benefits

This job comes with several perks and benefits

Free lunch

Enjoy a free catered lunch with your colleagues, every day.

Free coffee / tea

Get your caffeine fix to get you started and keep you going.

Near public transit

Easy access and treehugger friendly workplace.

Social gatherings

Social gatherings and games; hang out with your colleagues.

Free office snacks

Peckish after lunch? We got your back with soft drinks, treats and fruit.

Maternity / paternity leave

Kids are the future, go spend time with them.

Working at
Kisi

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Kisi makes keys easy. We build mobile access systems that let businesses enter, share and monitor their physical spaces. We envision a world in which access is fully digitized, easy to manage, and not constrained by mechanical objects – keys are so 1989! We are a seed-funded and have offices on both sides of the phone. Our headquarter is in Brooklyn, NY (USA) and our product team is based out of Stockholm, Sweden – Europe’s premiere startup hub. We are a multinational, driven team working from NYC and Stockholm. We do primarily tech in our Stockholm-office and sales/marketing/admin in the NYC-office. It is a hard industry to become a player in, and selling hardware is always difficult. We really like to get our hands dirty, after all, we are software people working with hardware. Although we all work in different offices and with different projects, we share what we are currently working on to ensure that everyone knows what they’re doing, why they’re doing it and what deadlines need to be met. We tend to work at the office all day, to make sure we get stuff done. Other than a little bit of structure, we keep an informal tone within the team, and we value open communication. At Kisi, we are long-term focused: we’re building long-term relationships with our customers. Plus, we want people to think no longer of keys. That obviously requires time.