Embedded Software Engineer

• The Embedded Software Engineer will develop and maintain robust application software for Client transport refrigeration units, with a specialized focus on the Rust programming language. This engineer will create software that runs within Embedded Linux and Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) environments.
• Working directly from incoming requirements, you will collaborate closely with the platform’’s technical lead to derive and document low-level designs.
• Additionally, you will be responsible for upholding software engineering standards through peer reviews, unit/integration testing, and documentation practices, while providing mentorship and guidance to engineers who are new to embedded software development.

Core Job Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, and deliver maintainable, safe, and concurrent embedded applications using Rust.
• Consume higher-level system and functional requirements to derive, document, and execute detailed low-level software designs in collaboration with the platform technical lead.
• Drive software quality and adherence to software development processes through comprehensive unit and integration testing, rigorous peer code reviews, and high documentation standards.
• Provide active mentorship and guidance to team members who are new to embedded software development or the Rust programming language.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science (or similar discipline).
• 5+ years of total embedded software development experience is required.
• Demonstrated experience developing Rust applications with a portion of your career dedicated to deploying these Rust applications into a production environment.

Essential Skills or Knowledge:

• Strong proficiency in the Rust programming language, including a deep understanding of its ownership model, memory safety guarantees, and concurrency patterns.
• Proven experience developing software for Embedded Linux and open RTOS operating systems.
• Hands-on commitment to robust software development practices, including unit testing, integration testing, code reviews, and technical documentation standards.
• Experience with software tools such as Git version control system, Jira, or Azure DevOps.
• Computer Science principles such as data structures, algorithms, and system architecture.
• Ability to translate functional requirements into clear, maintainable low-level software designs.