A Low-Level Programming developer works with languages close to machine code, such as Assembly or C. They interact directly with system hardware, creating, debugging, and maintaining systems software, drivers, and embedded systems. They often work on critical performance or safety components, requiring deep understanding of the hardware, memory management, and real-time computing constraints. Their tasks may include writing algorithms, memory manipulation, and data processing. Low-Level developers also often need strong problem-solving skills, as they may need to optimize code for speed or memory usage, or debug complex system-level issues. They often work in industries like gaming, automotive, or aerospace.