Firmware Developer - Bluetooth/GNSS/GSM

The growing VOI Technology team is in the process of making the dreaded morning commute to work exponentially more enjoyable. In due time, we will have a network of electrically-powered scooters throughout densely populated urban centers. Users will access these vehicles via a phone application and ride to wherever they need to be, leaving the scooter for the next user.

We are seeking out an tech-savvy embedded firmware/hardware engineer to join our team of developers. Our vehicle fleet is expected to expand rapidly throughout Northern Europe. We are looking for an experienced developer to work with a team of ambitious, like-minded developers to help make our scooters easily accessible, fix any firmware or technical issues, keep up with the growth of our operation, and channel their ingenuity and creativity to make our product as efficient, manageable, and fun as possible!

Job Includes:

• Working cooperatively to build and develop the firmware that is used in all of our scooters.
• Dealing with any and all firmware related issues.
• Implementing user feedback.

This Position Offers:

• Competitive salary & benefits.
• Work with a dedicated, like-minded team of developers.
• Experience in a rapidly developing operation.
• The chance to see your ideas and designs implemented on a far-reaching scale.

Applicants Should Have/Be:

• Experience in writing embedded firmware for Bluetooth devices, preferably for NRF chips. Previous work should be included in the resume.
• At least 2 years of experience in writing firmware for devices with ARM architecture.
• Experience working with IOT devices used for GNSS/GSM communication and tracking.
• Great team worker: You will work equally with a team of fellow developers to develop our product.

And yes, you do get your own personal electrical scooter

VOI is a Scandinavian green mobility company offering electric kick scooter sharing in partnership with cities and local communities. We believe e-scooters can play a central role in changing how people move in our cities in the future.