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A highly successful power supplies business is seeking a Embedded Software Developer to have a stake in the continued evolution of the company. Lots of greenfield work to be involved in!
This year, the business recorded over 50 million in revenue and continue to go from strength to strength. They have massive plans afoot, including the increased expansion in renewable energy solutions and the engaging challenges this brings!
What we offer
- Up to £65,000
- Burton on Trent with some Remote flexibility
- Up 7.5% pension matching, Healthcare
- Strong career growth opportunities
Requirements
- Strong commercial proficiency as an Embedded Software Engineer
- Designing embedded applications in ARM (preferably STM32)
- Development skills in C and C++ (IAR or KEIL environments)
- Experience with RTOS (FreeRTOS, ThreadX or similar)
- Understanding of software architecture concepts
- Git or SVN, Jira
- Electronics engineering familiarity
Bonus
- Experience with Ethernet, TCPIP, UDP, SPI, RS485, I2C protocols, Modbus-TCP protocol
- Ability to own projects
Role
- The team are responsible for the control systems and equipment. You’ll be helping deliver embedded coding in the projects. Lots on brand-new work!
- Write well-designed, testable code for embedded systems
- Collaborate with the embedded teams and systems, software and hardware engineers -reporting into the Engineering manager
- Integrate software components into a fully functional software system
- Develop flowcharts, layouts and documentation to identify requirements and solutions
- Produce specifications and determine operational feasibility
- Document and maintain software functionality
- Troubleshoot, debug and upgrade existing systems
- Deploy programs and evaluate user feedback
- Ensure software complies with project plans and industry standards
Why Join?
An established and leading player within their field on a strong financial footing. You’ll be challenged technically but will have the support to guide you and have a variety of projects to delve into.
Sound of interest? Please reply to find out more!
