Embedded Software / Embedded Linux Engineer
Summary
This role involves working as an embedded software engineer within a technical consultancy, developing solutions for Linux-based systems, RTOS, and bare-metal environments. The position requires strong C/C++ skills and experience with embedded Linux, contributing to projects across robotics, sensing, and IoT.
An Embedded Engineer with experience working across both Embedded Linux and broader embedded work as well as having a good understanding of electronics principles will provide technical solutions to a range of challenging projects as a key member of a thriving Technical Consultancy. Working closely with customers, you’ll have the opportunity to work on Linux-based systems as well as bare-metal, RTOS, device drivers, algorithms and communications protocols.
Due to the nature of many projects you must be a British Passport holder. Hybrid working is offered (3 days office / 2 WFH), a generous salary and benefits to include a Company Bonus Scheme, Private Healthcare, 10% Company pension contribution, Life Assurance, 25 days holiday and much more.
The Embedded Software / Embedded Linux Engineer will ideally bring the following:
- A minimum of a 2.1 Bachelors/Masters Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronics or similar.
- Embedded Linux development including device trees, user-space / kernel-space, and SoC platforms.
- Experience of, or willingness to learn Yocto.
- Real-Time Embedded C/C++ development.
- Experience with high level programming language/s such as Python.
- Broader embedded experience such as RTOS, bare metal systems, Algorithms and communication protocols.
- Adaptability, an ambition for learning and excellent problem-solving skills.
- Strong customer facing skills and motivation to work in a Consultancy environment.
Of particular interest is experience of open architecture standards such as OpenCPI, STICS and/or SOSA.
In this Embedded Software / Embedded Linux role you will contribute to the design, build and test of embedded systems across a wide range of applications including robotics, sensing, communications and IoT devices. As part of a multi-disciplinary team you’ll support projects from concept through to delivery, working collaboratively with FPGA and electronics teams.