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# Embedded Software Engineer

- **Company:** Sitec Group
- **Location:** Portsmouth, UK
- **Salary:** £124,800.0
- **Contract:** Temporary contract
- **Skills:** UClibc (C Standard Library), C++ (Programming Language), Linux on Embedded Systems, Embedded Software, Firmware, Linux-Powered Devices, Reduced Instruction Set Computing, Yocto, Bare Metal, Wireless Technologies, U-Boot, Software Defined Radio
- **Published:** August 1, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.belcaninternationaljobs.com/job/embedded-software-engineer-5983548/apply

## About the Role

Strong experience programming Embedded Systems using C/C++

Background in bare-metal and embedded Linux environments

Experience working with Linux device drivers, including DMA, interrupts and device trees

Knowledge of Digital Signal Processing

Knowledge of Software Defined Radio

## Description

As an Embedded Software Engineer, you'll contribute to the end-to-end development of embedded software solutions, from initial prototype through to deployment-ready systems. You'll work daily with C/C++ across bare-metal and embedded Linux platforms, supporting the development of real-time solutions and working with a range of modern embedded tooling. This role is ideal for engineers who enjoy complex technical challenges, problem-solving and developing advanced technology within a collaborative environment., You will develop embedded software and firmware using C/C++ in both bare-metal and embedded Linux environments. You'll create prototype solutions and evolve them to production standard, configure and deploy embedded Linux systems using tools such as Buildroot and Yocto, and work with U-Boot, kernel configuration and device trees. You will also engage in real-time embedded development using platforms such as Microblaze or RISC-V, and work with Linux device drivers, DMA and interrupts.


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