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Title:Electrical Engineer – Linux Embedded Systems and C & Rust Specialist
ID:1037
Location:Remote, Anywhere, US
Department:Development
Salary Range:TBD
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Electrical Engineer – Linux Embedded Systems and C + Rust Specialist
* Can you describe your experience with Linux-based embedded systems, particularly with Yocto or PetaLinux? What steps do you typically take during board bring-up, and how do you troubleshoot hardware and software integration issues?
* Can you provide an example of a complex embedded project where you used C and Rust? How did you leverage each language for the project, and what were the specific advantages of using Rust alongside C?
* How have you applied your knowledge of Linux networking utilities and the OSI stack in an embedded system? Can you walk us through a troubleshooting scenario where you diagnosed and resolved a networking issue in an embedded environment?
* Describe a time when you encountered issues with hardware-software integration in an embedded system. How did you use your knowledge of reading schematics and debugging tools to resolve the issue?
* What tools and methodologies do you typically use to debug complex embedded systems? Can you give an example where you had to debug an issue related to low-level hardware interactions or kernel configurations?
* Can you describe the differences between various electrical isolation methods for power and Ethernet, such as magnetic coupling versus capacitive coupling? In which scenarios would you choose one over the other, and why?
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