Electronics Software Team Leader
Greenwich | £70,000-£80,000 + bonus & benefits | Permanent
Are you an experienced Embedded Software Engineer ready to take the next step into technical leadership?
We're looking for an Electronics Software Team Leader to lead a small team of 3-4 software engineers, whilst remaining 60% hands-on with software development and technical delivery.
You’ll work on complex, high-reliability electronic systems where software performance and reliability are critical.
The role:
- , Lead, mentor and develop a team of 3-4 engineers
- , Remain hands-on with C/C++ development
- , Develop real-time software using Linux and/or VxWorks
- , Contribute to software architecture and technical decisions
- , Take ownership from requirements through to testing, validation and release
- , Troubleshoot complex software, hardware and integration issues
- , Work with protocols including SPI, CAN, USB, Ethernet and serial communications
- , Support production, commissioning and product support
- , Drive improvements to engineering tools, processes and practices
We're looking for:
- , Strong commercial experience in embedded/real-time software
- , Excellent C/C++ skills
- , Experience with Linux, VxWorks or another RTOS
- , Experience developing high-reliability or mission-critical systems
- , Strong understanding of software architecture
- , Full software lifecycle experience
- , Experience leading, mentoring or managing software engineers
- , Good understanding of version control, ideally Git/Bitbucket
- , Degree or equivalent experience in Software, Electronics or a related discipline
Experience with DSP, FPGA/VHDL, cybersecurity, Agile/Scrum or embedded GUIs would be advantageous.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced embedded software engineer who wants to lead a team without stepping away from the engineering.
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