Embedded C Development/Software Engineer, you will be working as part of the Innovation team Key Responsibilities will include: Development of Embedded Industrial communication interface modules; concentrating on software development, test, and certification Help define hardware and firmware architecture Maintain products through various stages of their lifecycle Develop a strong understanding of the systems we use and learn new technologies to help advance our applications Essential Requirements: A degree in relevant Software or Electronics discipline Strong Embedded C Programming skills (MISRA, Secure coding practices etc) Experience with V-Cycle and Agile Development methodologies Experience with version control software Good communication and teamworking skills Advantage to have: Familiarity with C# programming for development of support and test tools Familiarity with Serial communication protocols (Modbus RTU), USB and Bluetooth Familiarity with Industrial Communication Protocols (EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, EtherCAT etc) Familiarity with PLC programming (CoDeSys, Rockwell, Siemens) Invertek is committed to working with the best people possible and
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Posted 18 hours ago, valid for 18 days
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB21NT, England
£35,000 - £55,000 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The position is for an Embedded C Development/Software Engineer within the Innovation team at Invertek.
- Candidates should have a degree in a relevant Software or Electronics discipline and strong Embedded C Programming skills.
- A minimum of 3 years of experience in Embedded software development is required, along with familiarity with V-Cycle and Agile methodologies.
- The role offers a salary of approximately $80,000 to $100,000 per year, depending on experience.
- Additional advantages include knowledge of C#, serial communication protocols, and PLC programming.
