10 of 10 Remote C Jobs in the North West

closely with internal architects, hardware teams, and the Head of Department to drive innovation and transformation of the router stack. What you'll bring Strong software development experience in C/C++ on Linux, with a solid understanding of the software development lifecycle. Expertise in software architecture for IP routers and network devices (VoIP, DSL, GPON, DOCSIS, Wi-Fi), and More ❯

closely with internal architects, hardware teams, and the Head of Department to drive innovation and transformation of the router stack. What you'll bring Strong software development experience in C/C++ on Linux, with a solid understanding of the software development lifecycle. Expertise in software architecture for IP routers and network devices (VoIP, DSL, GPON, DOCSIS, Wi-Fi), and More ❯

closely with internal architects, hardware teams, and the Head of Department to drive innovation and transformation of the router stack. What you'll bring Strong software development experience in C/C++ on Linux, with a solid understanding of the software development lifecycle. Expertise in software architecture for IP routers and network devices (VoIP, DSL, GPON, DOCSIS, Wi-Fi), and More ❯

closely with internal architects, hardware teams, and the Head of Department to drive innovation and transformation of the router stack. What you'll bring Strong software development experience in C/C++ on Linux, with a solid understanding of the software development lifecycle. Expertise in software architecture for IP routers and network devices (VoIP, DSL, GPON, DOCSIS, Wi-Fi), and More ❯

STM32) and associated debug toolchains. Exposure to higher-end application processors (e.g. NXP i.MX6, ARM Cortex-A7). Knowledge of industrial and peripheral interfaces (e.g. RS-485, SPI, I C, UART). Integrating modular comms: 4G modems, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC. Nice to have Hands-on with IoT/connected products. Low-power techniques for battery-operated devices. ISM More ❯

plus) A solid understanding of cybersecurity testing frameworks and methodologies (Experience in penetration testing in any domain is a plus) Proficiency in software development or scripting languages such as C, Java, Python, and CAPL Effective communication skills across various levels and forums, with the ability to deliver clear and professional presentations Experience in test planning, coordination, and test management activities More ❯

closely with internal architects, hardware teams, and the Head of Department to drive innovation and transformation of the router stack. What you'll bring Strong software development experience in C/C++ on Linux, with a solid understanding of the software development lifecycle. Expertise in software architecture for IP routers and network devices (VoIP, DSL, GPON, DOCSIS, Wi-Fi), and More ❯

closely with internal architects, hardware teams, and the Head of Department to drive innovation and transformation of the router stack. What you'll bring Strong software development experience in C/C++ on Linux, with a solid understanding of the software development lifecycle. Expertise in software architecture for IP routers and network devices (VoIP, DSL, GPON, DOCSIS, Wi-Fi), and More ❯

work with real code, not just talk about it. The work: Life-support equipment. Oxygen systems, breathing devices - stuff that actually matters. You'll be debugging and improving legacy C code on memory-constrained microcontrollers. RTOS or bare-metal. Adding new features - wireless comms, connectivity - without breaking what already works. This isn't "let's rewrite everything because the last … you work. What you get: £70k + benefits. The satisfaction of knowing your code keeps people alive. No corporate buzzword bingo. You'll love this if you: Write solid C for embedded systems and don't need to be told why malloc() is a bad idea in safety-critical firmware Have 5+ years in a regulated industry - aerospace, automotive, medical More ❯

work with real code, not just talk about it. The work: Life-support equipment. Oxygen systems, breathing devices - stuff that actually matters. You'll be debugging and improving legacy C code on memory-constrained microcontrollers. RTOS or bare-metal. Adding new features - wireless comms, connectivity - without breaking what already works. This isn't "let's rewrite everything because the last … you work. What you get: £70k + benefits. The satisfaction of knowing your code keeps people alive. No corporate buzzword bingo. You'll love this if you: Write solid C for embedded systems and don't need to be told why malloc() is a bad idea in safety-critical firmware Have 5+ years in a regulated industry - aerospace, automotive, medical More ❯