Graduate Software Engineer - C/IOT

Redline Group

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11 months ago

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Graduate Software Engineer - C/IoT

An exciting opportunity has opened up for a Graduate Software Engineer - C/IoT to join a leading company known for designing and developing advanced electronic systems. Based in Ipswich, Suffolk, this is a great chance to launch your career, working on real-world projects involving embedded software and IoT-connected products.

You'll be part of a supportive engineering team, helping to design, develop and test software for innovative, next-generation electronic devices.

The Graduate Software Engineer - C/IoT, based in Ipswich, Suffolk, will be involved in:

Writing embedded software in C for microcontroller-based systems
Working closely with hardware engineers to ensure smooth integration
Supporting development of IoT-connected features (e.G. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, MQTT)
Testing and debugging embedded software using standard lab tools

The ideal candidate for the Graduate Software Engineer - C/IoT role, based in Ipswich, Suffolk will have:

A degree in a relevant subject such as Embedded Systems, Electronics, Computer Engineering or similar
Good understanding of embedded C programming, ideally from university or personal projects
Interest in IoT technologies and how connected devices work
Some familiarity with debugging tools or version control (e.G. Git)

To apply for this role please send your CV to (url removed) or call Nick on (phone number removed) / (phone number removed)

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