Firmware Engineer @ Cowboy in Belgium Brussels

Who we are

In 2018, Cowboy introduced the most beautiful, simple, and connected electric bike for urban riders. With a vision to be the ideal mode of transport, Cowboy has transformed the electric bike to be a fully connected ecosystem that our riders experience every day. Over time, the cultural impact we imagine is one of creating the living city – urban environments that are more mindful of us and the way we want to move and more sustainable for all its inhabitants.

We are a disrupter in the market with ambitious goals, winning Red-Dot awards in 2018, 2019, and 2021. We enhance the riding experience by unifying intelligent technology, delightful design, and meticulous customer service. Our mission is to become the most desirable micro-mobility company in Europe & US by 2025.

In May 2021, Cowboy launched its fourth model, introducing a new frame with a wireless phone charging feature. Our bikes, on-demand test rides, and repair services are available in more than 10 European countries and our bikes are available across the U.S.A. In January 2022, Cowboy raised $80 Million of funding from international investors led by HCVC and Siam Capital with continued support from previous investors Index and Tiger Global in the Series C round.

A Cowboy is someone with the courage, despite their fears, to follow their own intuition and to move their own way. Courage is the human emotion shared among our riders and with us as a brand.

The role

As a Firmware Engineer, you will be responsible for the development and improvement of the next-generation of Cowboy electric bikes. You will join a team of experience Hardware & Firmware Engineers who’ve managed to bring our current bike to the market.

Thanks to our DFU we will continue to update our bikes on the field. You will work on multiple features and have an impact on the day-to-day life of hundred of people from day one. Roadmap includes:

• Crash detection feature
• Anti-theft feature (movement detection)
• Remote diagnostic