Summary
Jacob Carver is a firmware and embedded software engineer with nine years of experience designing reliable realtime systems and electronics, currently building firmware at Zoox in San Diego. He brings deep Embedded C and RTOS expertise alongside analog/digital hardware design and practical familiarity with C++, C#, Python, MATLAB, CMake and Verilog/FPGA workflows. His background spans startups and product companies—contributing firmware for genomic instruments at Singular Genomics and embedded systems at Digital Force—plus hands-on CNC and avionics experience from SDSU Rocket Project that sharpened his hardware-first mindset. Known for bridging low-level device constraints with higher-level tooling, he frequently translates complex hardware requirements into maintainable firmware architectures. Colleagues value his practical blend of board-level insight and software discipline, and his career shows a pattern of evolving responsibilities from shop floor machining to production-grade embedded firmware.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Engineering at San Diego State University