Senior Embedded Software Engineer
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A Senior Embedded Software Engineer with hands-on experience of C and RUST development, Embedded Linux and low-level driver work will take responsibility for writing robust code for a range of mission critical Communications products., * 1st / 2.1 Bachelors /Masters Degree in Software Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science or similar discipline.
- Strong programming skills in C and experience with Rust development.
- Several years of industrial embedded software development ideally relating to mission critical systems.
- Strong Linux experience including Embedded Linux development.
- Experience developing or maintaining Linux drivers.
- Experience with networking protocols and network driver development.
- Ability to debug complex software/hardware integration issues.
In this Senior Embedded Software role, the successful individual will be helping to deliver robust, secure and high-performance systems; designing and maintaining embedded software for products with a strong focus on Linux-based platforms as well as developing Linux kernel-space and user-space components; implementing software in C and Rust for embedded and system-level applications and developing networking features.
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Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/RUST - Mission critical Systems - North London / West Herts - Hybrid with one day in office per week - Competitive Salary Package., This role offers a competitive salary with very flexible hybrid working (as little as one day per week in office) and generous benefits package.
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