Embedded Firmware Engineer
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Requirements
- Commercial experience with embedded firmware development in C/C++ backed by a good degree in electronic engineering or similar from a top university.
- Understanding of digital signal processing (DSP) techniques or closed loop control system design.
- Strong interpersonal skills.
Keywords: C, C++, Embedded, Firmware, Microcontrollers, Closed Loop Control Systems, Control Algorithms, Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Agile, TDD, Technology Transfer, High Volume Production
About the company
Join this stimulating and exciting team and work throughout the entire product development process from inception through to mass production. You will be working together with other firmware engineers, writing cutting-edge but well-tested code that powers consumer products around the world. This includes supporting the transfer of your code into high volume production.
This team prides themselves in accommodating individuals with differing skill sets and ensures they can make the important contributions they are capable off. This supportive environment extends to career development, where you will receive personal training from leaders in the field. Additional benefits include private health insurance (including coverage for partners and children) and lunchtime leisure activities.
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