Embedded Firmware Internship Opportunity
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m opening a 3-to-6-month, paid remote internship aimed at recent graduates and enginners and students who want hands-on experience writing firmware in Embedded C. The core target is an STM32-based product line, and you’ll be wiring up code that speaks confidently over UART, I²C, and SPI to sensors, memory devices, and a few communication modules we’re still finalising.
You’ll work from your own setup at home while collaborating with me through Git, weekly stand-ups, and screen-share debugging sessions. Expect guidance on toolchains, register-level tricks, and common pitfalls; the goal is for you to ship production-ready code, not just “follow along”.
Key outcomes I need:
• Well-structured, documented C source and header files that compile cleanly with our STM32 toolchain.
• A brief markdown log for every sprint explaining what you tested and how.
• Pushes to our private repo at least twice a week so I can review and mentor in real time.
If you already tinker with Nucleo or Blue Pill boards or discover board , you’ll ramp up fast. Tell me about a recent peripheral you brought to life and the stumbling blocks you hit, and let’s see if this internship fits.
You’ll work from your own setup at home while collaborating with me through Git, weekly stand-ups, and screen-share debugging sessions. Expect guidance on toolchains, register-level tricks, and common pitfalls; the goal is for you to ship production-ready code, not just “follow along”.
Key outcomes I need:
• Well-structured, documented C source and header files that compile cleanly with our STM32 toolchain.
• A brief markdown log for every sprint explaining what you tested and how.
• Pushes to our private repo at least twice a week so I can review and mentor in real time.
If you already tinker with Nucleo or Blue Pill boards or discover board , you’ll ramp up fast. Tell me about a recent peripheral you brought to life and the stumbling blocks you hit, and let’s see if this internship fits.