I’m opening a 3-to-6-month, paid remote internship aimed at recent graduates and enginners and students who want hands-on experience writing firmware in Embedded C. The core target is an STM32-based product line, and you’ll be wiring up code that speaks confidently over UART, I²C, and SPI to sensors, memory devices, and a few communication modules we’re still finalising. You’ll work from your own setup at home while collaborating with me through Git, weekly stand-ups, and screen-share debugging sessions. Expect guidance on toolchains, register-level tricks, and common pitfalls; the goal is for you to ship production-ready code, not just “follow along”. Key outcomes I need: • Well-structured, documented C source and header files that compile cleanly with our STM32 toolchain. • A brief markdown log for every sprint explaining what you tested and how. • Pushes to our private repo at least twice a week so I can review and mentor in real time. If you already tinker with Nucleo or Blue Pill boards or discover board , you’ll ramp up fast. Tell me about a recent peripheral you brought to life and the stumbling blocks you hit, and let’s see if this internship fits.