2 of 2 Remote Embedded Firmware Jobs in Lancashire

Job Title: Senior Embedded Software Engineer Location: Hybrid (Manchester - 2-3 days onsite) Salary: Up to £60,000 + benefits (depending on experience) We’re looking for a Senior Embedded Software Engineer with strong expertise in C/C++ to join our fast-growing team in Manchester . You’ll play a key role in designing and developing … embedded software. From early-stage prototyping to production-ready systems, you’ll be part of a collaborative team pushing innovation in connected hardware. What You’ll Be Doing: Designing and implementing embedded firmware for in-house hardware platforms Bringing up new devices and peripherals, interfacing with sensors and cloud services Developing communication stacks using protocols like SPI … and efficient code following industry best practices Supporting software integration, debugging, and optimisation across product lifecycle What We’re Looking For: Strong experience in C/C++ development for embedded systems Solid understanding of ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers and low-level peripheral interfacing Familiarity with Linux as a development and target platform Experience with real-time debugging , board bring More ❯

generation solutions using innovative technologies, methodologies and tools. This will involve development of software used in simulation, emulation, modelling and collaboration with cross-functional teams in design, verification, architecture, firmware, and pre and post silicon test. You will build and innovate new processes along the way. We want your talents applied not only to ensuring customer requirements in PPA … issues and understand the software and hardware behaviour to deliver power optimisations. Required Skills and Experience : Proven experience in software development for SoC platforms. A background developing low-level embedded system firmware, boot loaders, RTOS, device drivers. Familiarity working with operating system environments (Linux, Android). Experience in architecting software stacks written preferably in C or C++. Demonstrable More ❯