1 to 3 of 3 Embedded Systems Jobs in Cambridge with Remote Work Options

Lead Embedded Software EngineerPermanentLocation: Cambridge (Hybrid – mainly Remote)Salary: Up to 75,000In a world where everyone strives to be connected, why shouldn’t our devices help enable and improve that connection? Whether it be a social connection like a coffee over zoom or the ability to seamlessly interact … with a smart home.This opportunity is for a company who is a global leader in device security, embedded systems and lifecycle management. They are focused on delivering advanced security solutions into the emerging industrial Internet of Things, critical infrastructure, automotive and other markets.They are looking for a Lead … Embedded Software Engineer to join the team and this role will specifically suit someone experienced working at the “Bare Metal” level on microcontroller devices and knowledge of low-level operating system implementations.The key requirements are:Extensive experience with C at a bare metal level.Experience using a variety of microcontrollers.Ability more »

zoom or the ability to seamlessly interact with a smart home.This opportunity is for a company who is a global leader in device security, embedded systems and lifecycle management. They are focused on delivering advanced security solutions into the emerging industrial Internet of Things, critical infrastructure, automotive and … this role will specifically suit someone with an interest in complex IoT systems.The key requirements are:Experience in a senior/principal software or systems role.Knowledge of a variety of microcontroller architectures.Ability to communicate technical issues to different stakeholders.As an added bonus the company follows a hybrid working policy more »

and commission new hardware developments, designing unique IP’s, driving PCB development. You’ll have capabilities within High-Speed Digital Design, detailed knowledge of embedded systems, with a strong knowledge of high speed interfaces such as PCIe and DDR. You’ll experience unique technical challenges faced when using more »