3 of 3 Embedded Engineer Jobs in Portsmouth

Embedded Software Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Morson Edge
Location
Portsmouth, Hampshire, South East, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Contract, Work From Home
Contract Rate
£48.59 - 65.00 per hour + Inside IR35
Embedded Software Engineer Portsmouth (hybrid working 3 days onsite per week, 2 days from home) – 6 month duration – Pay rate £48.59 p/h PAYE (£55.65 p/h including holiday pay) or £65 p/h Umbrella We are looking for an Embedded Software Engineer ...

Embedded Software Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Coalesce Management Consulting
Location
Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK
Employment Type
Full-time
excited to be supporting an ongoing aerospace programme with one of CMC's long-standing clients, and we're now looking for an experienced Embedded Software Engineer with DO-178 experience to join their team. The project is well established and currently approaching Critical Design Review, with additional … 178C compliance activities, including tool qualification, software reviews, and supporting documentation. There may also be the opportunity to contribute to module specifications and embedded C development, depending on experience. This is a 6-month contract starting ASAP in 2026, with a strong likelihood of extension. The role is inside ...

Embedded Software Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Mansell Recruitment Group
Location
Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK
Employment Type
Full-time
dynamic and expanding engineering company, leading the way in advanced technical solutions, is seeking an experienced Embedded Software Engineer. The primary focus of the role is developing C++ code for embedded electronic systems and products. The Role Design and develop robust software in C/C++ for embedded … align system-level behaviour Assist in scoping projects, breaking down requirements, and mentoring junior engineers The Candidate Strong experience programming in C++ for embedded systems Experienced with testing practices and tools Experience working in Linux-based environments Exposure to platforms like Xilinx or PetaLinux whighly beneficial, but not essential ...