At a Glance
- Tasks: Join an international team to develop cutting-edge embedded software for innovative sensing devices.
- Company: Dynamic R&D company in Cambridge, focused on environmental monitoring and production optimisation.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, flexible working hours, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Other info: Collaborative environment with a focus on innovation and career advancement.
- Why this job: Make a real impact on technology that optimises production and monitors emissions.
- Qualifications: Experience in embedded software design and programming languages like C and C++.
The predicted salary is between 51750 - 63250 £ per year.
The
R&D Engineer Embedded SW is member of an international R&D development team located in Cambridge, UK.
The R&D team is developing highly sophisticated sensing devices to optimize production processes and for environmental emission monitoring to meet legal requirements.
The
R&D Engineer Embedded SW acts in a team of scientists and engineers for hardware and embedded SW development, starting from circuit ideation, schematics, layout and prototype production through to Embedded SW programming, testing and handover to production.
The
R&D Engineer Embedded SW is responsible for Embedded Software Design.
A medium-level of understanding of HW design enables them to discuss, design and implement HW close solutions.
As part of a team, they will design HW and SW concepts for approval-relevant requirements (SIL, QAL1), implementing and testing metrological and functional algorithms, taking functional safety (SIL) and certified emission monitoring (QAL, AMS) into account.
The
R&D Engineer Embedded SW also participates (depending on qualification) in the development/testing of software and hardware for PC/tablet/smartphone systems.
They document their work in the form of coding documentation, test documentation and functional documentation, which can be used as a basis for the creation of manuals and the approval of the devices.
Skills
- Embedded SW design skills
- Programming Languages, Standards and Tools
- Bare metal programming in C, C++
- MISRA C Coding Standards
- Code testing with Razorcat Tessy, PC Lint
- Continuous integration / continuous delivery CI/CD with Jenkins, Gitlab, Bitbucket
- GIT version control, Gitlab, Bitbucket
- Build management with GNS make, Cmake
- Target Processors
- Renesas/Atmel/Microchip/ST32 and corresponding compilers
- Embedded processor IDEs like Eclipse, Keil
- Code review and care of legacy code
- Re‑engineering of code and bug fixes
- Code review and testing
- Code deployment, version and variant management
- Optional
- FPGA programming, VHDL
- Experience on SW testing according to ISO 28119
- ISTQB certified tester
- Analog and digital HW design
- Understanding of schematic and PCB layout
- Ideation for new sensor technologies, innovative circuits, signal-to-noise ratio, interference suppression, analog sensor design
- Embedded SW testing on HW level
- Tools (optional)
- Altium Designer, Eagle, CADstar
- Comsol Physics Field Simulation
- Team Skills - Optional
- Agile Project management
- JIRA, Confluence, MS Teams, Share Point, Office 365
- Requirement Management
- Optional
- Python, Lab VIEW, Mat Lab
- Experience on Functional Safety (EN61508) and other safety standards
- Safety dedicated development methods
- International team support
- Location: Cambridge, UK
Please note we are unable to offer sponsorship for this role - you must have a valid work permit for the UK – Thank you.
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Embedded Software Engineer - R&D in Cambridge employer: ENVEA Global
ENVEA is an exceptional employer that prioritises environmental protection and innovation, offering a competitive salary and benefits package alongside a strong focus on work-life balance. With opportunities for professional development and comprehensive technical support, employees can thrive in a collaborative work culture while making a meaningful impact in the field of environmental instrumentation. Based in Central England, our team enjoys local travel and the chance to contribute to sustainable practices in their communities.
