Senior Linux user space application developer (Freelancer)
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About the Position
We're looking for a Senior Linux user space application developer (Freelancer) to join Razor Labs. Our industrial intelligence platform makes machines smarter. As part of our team, you'll work on integrating and developing packages for data loader to cloud, collect sensors data, provide system configuration blocks from the cloud, and manage application communication protocols to MCU that manages several sensors.
Working as a freelancer
Responsibilities
- Integrate and develop packages for data loader to cloud (Define Razor’s cloud vendor / architecture / interface).
- Collect sensors data from files or other user space interfaces and upload to cloud.
- Provide system configuration block from cloud (parameters such as what to collect, intervals, etc).
- Manage application communication protocols to MCU that manages several sensors.
Requirements
- Experience with Python. Optional: C, C++, or similar.
- Experience working on embedded devices with limited resources of CPU and memory.
- Familiar with IoT SW update packages, remote management, etc.
About the Company
Join Razor Labs, a leader in the mining tech sector, specializing in predictive maintenance with our flagship product, DataMind AI™. Our AI Sensor Fusion technology forecasts equipment failures, enhancing operational efficiency and safety. Publicly traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, we have a strong presence in key mining regions, including Australia and South Africa, where our solutions have driven significant improvements.
As part of our team, you’ll collaborate with the brightest minds, tackling the most complex problems and shaping the future of industrial technology. Together, we can build smarter, greener, and safer industries of tomorrow.
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