Cybersecurity for firmware
Metalware was founded on the belief that technological innovation is the fundamental driver of human progress. Cyber-physical systems are advancing at an unprecedented pace across industries such as aerospace/defense, healthcare, automotive, industrials, and consumer electronics. Protecting these critical technologies is essential to ensure their reliability and safety against evolving threats. Metalware is dedicated to securing these systems, building a safer, more resilient world, accelerating progress, and safeguarding lives for a better future.
We’re seeking a founding embedded software engineer to develop novel firmware analysis tooling and hardware emulation infrastructure.
You’re passionate about working directly with our world-class customers who make drones, electric vehicles, humanoid robots, medical devices, nuclear power plants, satellites, and more.
You’re comfortable gathering user feedback, understanding requirements, and quickly shipping product updates and new features.
You’ll collaborate with the founders to shape product direction and technical roadmap.
You’ll develop cutting-edge embedded software, including implementing new research paper algorithms and shipping high-quality, optimized code to production.
You’ll own complete lifecycle of the software you create, including development, testing, and support.
Metalware builds cybersecurity tools for firmware. We fuzz and detect security and reliability issues in software running on drones, satellites, medical devices, electric vehicles, industrial controllers, and more.
Cybersecurity threats are moving lower in the software stack. Firmware attacks have increased 5x in the last four years, costing companies $1M on average per device breach in critical industries.
We're well-funded by top investors and work directly with world-class hardware companies across many industries. We're growing fast—demand for Metalware has outpaced our ability to build and ship the product. We're looking for talented engineers that are passionate about embedded software and cybersecurity to join us.