4 of 4 Embedded C Engineer Jobs in the South East

exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Embedded Software Engineer based in East Sussex to join this global leader in cutting edge electronic instrumentation. Joining their multidisciplined R&D team at their global centre of excellence, as a Senior Embedded Software Engineer you will develop … will be involved in all stages of the software development lifecycle from requirements capturing to release validation and approval. Experience required for Senior Embedded Software Engineer based in East Sussex: Previous experience within embedded software development Proven experience of Embedded C/C++ Full software ...

exciting opportunity has arisen for a Lead Embedded Software Engineer based in East Sussex to join this global leader in cutting edge electronic instrumentation. Joining their multidisciplined R&D team at their global centre of excellence, as a Lead Embedded Software Engineer you will develop … will be involved in all stages of the software development lifecycle from requirements capturing to release validation and approval. Experience required for Lead Embedded Software Engineer based in East Sussex: Previous experience within embedded software development Proven experience of Embedded C/C++ Full software ...

Description An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Embedded Software Engineer based in East Sussex to join this global leader in cutting edge electronic instrumentation. Joining their multidisciplined R&D team at their global centre of excellence, as a Senior Embedded Software Engineer you will ...

Someone who can plug into a board, trace a fault, challenge assumptions, and help ship something solid. You’ll be in the guts of embedded systems, working alongside engineers who actually build the thing. Code, hardware, firmware - all of it. The brief is simple: make sure it works properly … doing You’ll sit inside a multi-disciplinary engineering team, not off to the side. Day to day, that means validating embedded software and firmware running on real hardware - not simulators alone. You’ll be setting up tests, breaking things (on purpose), figuring out why they broke, and working ...