5 of 5 Bluetooth Jobs in the South East

RTOS environments such as Zephyr. Support next-generation hardware development, including prototyping, board bring-up, validation and productionisation. Debug complex issues across firmware, electronics, Bluetooth, sensors, power systems and manufacturing test equipment. Develop production firmware, test fixtures, automated test systems, calibration processes and diagnostic tools. Work with manufacturing partners … record taking embedded products from prototype through to production Strong hardware debugging and fault-finding skills, using oscilloscopes, logic analysers, debuggers and RF/Bluetooth tools. Confident reading electronic schematics and troubleshooting sensors, power systems and board-level issues. Strong understanding of the hardware/firmware boundary, with the ability ...

standards and testing methodologies. Experience testing consumer electronics, industrial products, wireless devices, or similar technologies. Working knowledge of radio technologies such as cellular, WLAN, Bluetooth, and IoT devices. Experience using EMC and RF test equipment, including spectrum analysers, signal generators, receivers, and associated software tools. Excellent written and verbal communication ...

standards and testing methodologies. Experience testing consumer electronics, industrial products, wireless devices, or similar technologies. Working knowledge of radio technologies such as cellular, WLAN, Bluetooth, and IoT devices. Experience using EMC and RF test equipment, including spectrum analysers, signal generators, receivers, and associated software tools. Excellent written and verbal communication ...

Electronics Design Engineer, Hardware Engineer or similar Digital Analogue Experience with some of all of the following USB, Ethernet, HDMI, CAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth (BLE), 4G, 5G, Zigbee, Z-Wave, LoRaWAN, and NFC Desirable Requirements: Experience with IOT devices EMC/EMI Security Cleared (SC clearance) Customer facing experience ...

write stops people being hit by trains and plant machinery. WHY THE ARCHITECTURE LOOKS LIKE IT DOES Position data streams continuously from GNSS, cellular, Bluetooth and UWB devices worn by workers in the field, over poor connectivity, at volume, where a dropped message has a safety consequence. That ...