Embedded Senior / Software Engineer Wi-Fi & Telecom Protocols
Fuku
| Company | Fuku |
| Category | Engineering |
| Location | Kuala Lumpur |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Full-time |
| Level | Senior |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 20 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (workable) |
Description
Intro: Targeting engineers with 2–10+ years of experience to architect carrier-grade Wi-Fi and telecom protocols. Choose between Synchronization & Clocking or PON/Fiber Access tracks in a hybrid setup. Why you should apply -Escape repetitive UI scripts & architect scalable, carrier-grade telecom frameworks. -Fast-track your CV by partnering with an elite Tier-1 global EU telecom leader. -Deploy microservices, automation pipelines, and software-defined network layers. -Work Arrangement: Hybrid (3 days office / 2 days home) What you will do -Design and test complex embedded software, real-time controllers, and containerized systems. -Build automated CI/CD release pipelines and reliable test frameworks. -Develop system administration tools, data migration pathways, and abstract hardware network models. Experience you need -C/C++ -Linux OS -IP networks and Layer 2/2+ Access protocols Choose your technical path: We are actively hiring across 2 distinct technical disciplines: Option 1: Synchronization & Clocking (Engineer / Senior) Focus: Clocking, IEEE 1588 protocol stack development, PTP, and SyncE. Option 2: PON / Fiber Access (Engineer / Senior) Focus: GPON, XGSPON, ONT, OLT, OMCI, and GEM DBA technologies. About you -Background: Deep wireless, synchronization, or telecom protocol experience with comprehensive expertise across wireless driver development, chipset firmware, radio calibration, MAC80211, and Wi-Fi software architecture. -Level: Open to multiple roles and levels (Engineer: 2–4 years / Senior Engineer: 5–10 years), with approx. 3–8 years of overall experience.
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