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Embedded Software Engineer

Basingstoke
2 weeks ago
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Embedded Software Engineer - Basingstoke - £(phone number removed)

A client of nGenium are looking for a skilled embedded software engineer to join a team focused on the development of wirelessly connected products.

Requirements:

• Confidence developing software for microcontrollers, preferably ARM Cortex-M.
• Experience programming in C.
• Experience with schematics, PCB layouts, technical documentation.
• Good logical problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Ability to work autonomously, under guidance of senior engineers, and as part of a small team.
• A minimum of 5 years product development experience.
• A passion to keep on learning new things.

Technical skills:

• Programming skills in a range of languages including C, C++, C#.
• Experience in Graphical User Interface development.
• Experience with source control systems like SVN and Git.
• Experience in product security.
• Knowledge of RF, and wireless communications.
• Knowledge of IoT technologies and concepts.

Responsibilities:

• Developing well written, maintainable, and reliable code.
• Documenting your work, including specifications and manuals.
• Peer code reviews.
• Testing and supporting company products

For more information please apply here.

****** Unfortunately the client are not able to provide sponsorship of any kind

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