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Blueprint Technologies

Embedded Software Engineer

Redmond, WAmidAdded today

About this role

Blueprint seeks an Embedded Software Engineer to design and build automated firmware security analysis platforms using compiler technologies, fuzzing frameworks, and AI-assisted workflows. You'll develop scalable tools that convert firmware into analyzable representations, discover vulnerabilities, and harden security pipelines for production use.

What you'll do

  • Design and maintain automated firmware security analysis pipelines for vulnerability detection
  • Build low-level tooling in C++, Python, and LLVM to analyze firmware at scale
  • Develop compiler passes and transformations to convert firmware into LLVM Intermediate Representation (IR)
  • Create and improve fuzzing harnesses to maximize code coverage and uncover vulnerabilities
  • Investigate crashes and perform root-cause analysis on fuzzing campaign results
  • Enhance vulnerability detection accuracy by reducing false positives in automated workflows

What they're looking for

  • C++ programming
  • Python
  • LLVM compiler infrastructure
  • Firmware security analysis
  • Fuzzing frameworks
  • Systems programming
  • Machine learning fundamentals
  • Debugging and root-cause analysis
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Blueprint Technologies

Blueprint Technologies builds enterprise analytics and data infrastructure solutions that integrate operational technology data from multiple vendor platforms and support secure cloud deployments. The company is hiring Data Engineers, Software Engineers focused on AI and scientific computing, and DevSecOps Engineers to develop scalable pipelines, analytics platforms, and secure infrastructure for mission-critical facilities.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you describe your experience working with LLVM and compiler passes?
  • Tell us about a time you optimized a security analysis tool or pipeline for performance at scale
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