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infrastructure running smoothly (Windows/Linux servers, Active Directory, VMware, Office 365, backups, Cisco Meraki Wi-Fi, Fortinet firewalls, etc.) Configuring switches, firewalls, laptops, Raspberry Pis and label printers when needed Supporting users (mostly remotely via Teams) – but this is light compared to the development work Creating BI dashboards … every day by hundreds of people Proper variety – one day you’re adding a new feature in C#, the next you’re deploying a Raspberry Pi on the shop floor Forward-thinking company that’s genuinely investing in digital transformation and AI Small, friendly IT team – no corporate ...

infrastructure running smoothly (Windows/Linux servers, Active Directory, VMware, Office 365, backups, Cisco Meraki Wi-Fi, Fortinet firewalls, etc.) Configuring switches, firewalls, laptops, Raspberry Pis and label printers when needed Supporting users (mostly remotely via Teams) – but this is light compared to the development work Creating BI dashboards … every day by hundreds of people Proper variety – one day you’re adding a new feature in C#, the next you’re deploying a Raspberry Pi on the shop floor Forward-thinking company that’s genuinely investing in digital transformation and AI Small, friendly IT team – no corporate ...

deliver embedded electronics subsystems, from drawing board to production-ready design. Develop firmware in C (or optionally Rust) across platforms including STM32, ESP32, Pi Compute Modules and NXP i.MX. Prototype boards and debug hardware using tools like KiCad, oscilloscopes and logic analysers. Design with the user in mind … embedded C for microcontrollers and understand how to test your code properly. You've built and debugged hardware before - maybe with STM32, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi Compute Modules. You know how to structure problems, ask great questions, and communicate clearly under pressure. You take pride in thoughtful documentation ...

deliver embedded electronics subsystems, from drawing board to production-ready design. Develop firmware in C (or optionally Rust) across platforms including STM32, ESP32, Pi Compute Modules and NXP i.MX. Prototype boards and debug hardware using tools like KiCad, oscilloscopes and logic analysers. Design with the user in mind … embedded C for microcontrollers and understand how to test your code properly. You've built and debugged hardware before - maybe with STM32, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi Compute Modules. You know how to structure problems, ask great questions, and communicate clearly under pressure. You take pride in thoughtful documentation ...