Embedded Software Engineer - Embedded Software, Embedded C, RTOS
Recruiter
Premier Group
Listed on
11th April 2021
Location
Galway
Salary/Rate
£60000 - £65000
Type
Permanent
Start Date
2021-04-10
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Industry: Engineering, Automotive, TransportationJob Title: Embedded Software Engineer
Type: Permanent
Location: Ireland
Salary: 60,000 - 65,000 Euros
Excellent Benefits Package A great opportunity has opened for an Embedded Software Engineer to join a Global successful Engineering specialist company in Ireland, who have a significant presence in multiple Industries across the Globe including Automotive, Smart Technology and many more. The salary on offer for the successful Embedded Software Engineer is 60,000 - 65,000 euros per annum, depending on expereince. Responsibility: The successful Embedded Software Engineer will be responsible for the design and implement firmware for embedded systems and devices from identifying requirements/specifications to production and deployment. Embedded Software Engineer Mandatory Skills:Degree in Software Engineering / Computer Science / Electrical and Electronic Engineering or in a comparable field3-5+ years industry experienceEmbedded C, C++Embedded software applications developmentExperience with low-power, real-time systemsEmbedded Real time operating systems experience - FreeRTOS, QNX, VxWorks or similarDevelopment of high-availability products using 32-bit processorsExperience of software development processes and methodologiesSource Control tools - GIT, SVN, CVS, Mercurial or similar Nice to have:Network interface - SPI, I2C, USB, UART, RS232/485, Ethernet, TCP/IPKnowledge of wireless protocols - GSM, GPRS, LTE, GPS, Bluetooth, WiFi, NFCExperience with scripting e.g., Python, bashEmbedded Linux, Java & Android Development If you could be interested in the role as an Embedded Software Engineer, please apply with your latest CV and call Frank at Premier Engineering on 01217961888 for further information.
