5 of 5 C Jobs in Cheshire

encourages technical ownership and innovation Core Skills Required Analogue and digital electronics design Schematic capture DSP (Digital Signal Processing) PCB layout Appreciation of Embedded C and firmware development Full product life cycle experience Desirable Experience ARM/STM32 microcontrollers FreeRTOS High-density InterconnecT (HDI) PCB layout techniques Cross-correlation methods ...

join a global energy consultancy based in the Cheshire. This is an exciting opportunity for a talented Embedded Software Engineer with expertise in C/C++ (C++ 11/14/17) to join a rapidly growing business. You will be required to work 50/50 split between site … reliable code that adheres to industry standards. Drive continuous improvements in process efficiency and product quality as deployment scales increase. Experience Expertise in C/C++ (C++ 11/14/17). Proven experience in embedded software design and full product lifecycle development. Strong knowledge of low-level protocols ...

join a global energy consultancy based in the Cheshire. This is an exciting opportunity for a talented Embedded Software Engineer with expertise in C/C++ (C++ 11/14/17) to join a rapidly growing business. You will be required to work 50/50 split between site … reliable code that adheres to industry standards. Drive continuous improvements in process efficiency and product quality as deployment scales increase. Experience Expertise in C/C++ (C++ 11/14/17). Proven experience in embedded software design and full product lifecycle development. Strong knowledge of low-level protocols ...

just talk about it. The work: Life-support equipment. Oxygen systems, breathing devices - stuff that actually matters. You'll be debugging and improving legacy C code on memory-constrained microcontrollers. RTOS or bare-metal. Adding new features - wireless comms, connectivity - without breaking what already works. This … + benefits. The satisfaction of knowing your code keeps people alive. No corporate buzzword bingo. You'll love this if you: Write solid C for embedded systems and don't need to be told why malloc() is a bad idea in safety-critical firmware Have 5+ years in a regulated ...

just talk about it. The work: Life-support equipment. Oxygen systems, breathing devices - stuff that actually matters. You'll be debugging and improving legacy C code on memory-constrained microcontrollers. RTOS or bare-metal. Adding new features - wireless comms, connectivity - without breaking what already works. This … + benefits. The satisfaction of knowing your code keeps people alive. No corporate buzzword bingo. You'll love this if you: Write solid C for embedded systems and don't need to be told why malloc() is a bad idea in safety-critical firmware Have 5+ years in a regulated ...