5 of 5 Remote/Hybrid Firmware Jobs in the East Midlands

Senior Embedded Software Engineer / C++/Networking (Ethernet, TCP/IP etc)

Hiring Organisation
Verso Recruitment
Location
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent, Work From Home
Salary
£75,000
role rather than a purely architectural or managerial position. You'll be writing production code, solving complex technical problems and working closely with hardware, firmware, software, test and compliance teams. Senior Embedded Software Engineer/C++/Networking (Ethernet, TCP/IP etc) The role: You'll be responsible ...

Senior Firmware Engineer at Hive

Hiring Organisation
Centrica - CHP
Location
Leicester, Leicestershire, East Midlands, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent, Work From Home
your part - At Hive, we're passionate about creating smart, connected technology that makes everyday life easier, greener, and more efficient. As a Senior Firmware Engineer, you'll play a key role in designing, developing, and maintaining the firmware that powers our growing range of consumer products. Taking ownership … connected living. Location : UK-based hybrid role, Occasional travel to site. The day to day - Act as the technical lead for a small firmware engineering team, providing direction, guidance, and ownership of firmware development activities. Design and implement robust, scalable firmware architectures that support current and future Hub platform capabilities. ...

Senior Embedded Software Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Zenovo
Location
Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent
part in developing secure, network-connected embedded products from concept through to production. You'll be joining a collaborative engineering environment, working alongside firmware, hardware, software, test and compliance teams to deliver cutting-edge products for a global customer base. About the Role Design and develop embedded software for network … cybersecurity implementation. Contribute to software architecture, code reviews and technical design discussions. Debug and resolve complex embedded software issues. Work closely with hardware, firmware, test and compliance engineers throughout the product lifecycle. Produce technical documentation and support product certification activities. Contribute within an Agile development environment. Essential Skills & Experience Degree ...

Cybersecurity Embedded Software Engineer

Hiring Organisation
KO2 Embedded Recruitment Solutions Ltd
Location
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Flintham, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent
Salary
£50000 - £70000/annum
Product Cybersecurity & Firmware Engineer Nottingham area (Hybrid WFH) | £60,000 - £70,000 KO2 is working with a well-established, global manufacturer of high-tech electronic products to appoint a Senior Product Cybersecurity & Firmware Engineer. This hands-on, senior role embeds cybersecurity and secure networking capability across a leading-edge product … lead cybersecurity assessment and remediation while directly contributing to the design, development, and validation of secure, network-connected product features - working closely with firmware, hardware, test, compliance, and quality teams to keep products ahead of evolving regulatory requirements. Key Responsibilities Lead cybersecurity assessments: identifying risks, vulnerabilities, and remediations Design ...

Embedded Software Delivery Lead

Hiring Organisation
KO2 Embedded Recruitment Solutions Ltd
Location
Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, Old Clee, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent
Salary
£60000 - £75000/annum
apps, giving customers full visibility and control of how they generate, store and use energy. The company is well established, growing internationally, and the firmware development function sits at the heart of everything they build. This is a genuine product role inside an engineering-led business that still moves quickly. … analysis and strategic priorities for each product line. What they need now is someone to take that roadmap and run with it on the firmware side: breaking it down into a prioritised backlog, writing user stories, managing sprint ceremonies and keeping a single shared firmware development team pointed ...