Embedded Engineer

Requirements

• Requirements
• ● B.Tech/M.Tech in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, ECE, or Computer Engineering
• ● 2-3+ years of hands-on, professional embedded firmware experience on hardware that has actually shipped — not coursework or simulation-only projects
• ● Strong C and C++ for embedded systems: memory model, deterministic subsets, register-level driver development
• ● Deep experience with real-time embedded architectures across ARM Cortex-M/R, RISC-V, Microchip SAM/PIC32, or automotive/aerospace-grade cores (e.g. AURIX/TriCore, RH850, SPARC/LEON) — bare-metal and RTOS development
• ● Working embedded Linux experience for supervisory or compute-class boards: kernel/BSP bring-up, Yocto or Buildroot, device drivers, U-Boot, and PREEMPT_RT where real-time and general-purpose compute (x86 or ARM-class application processors) coexist on one platform
• ● Demonstrated experience integrating multiple concurrent sensors and actuators on hardware that shipped to a customer or the field, ideally in automotive, medical device, aerospace/defense, or space systems
• ● Control systems: multi-loop PID, state-space, observers/Kalman filtering, stability and margin analysis, discretisation for real-time implementation
• ● Communication protocols: SPI, I2C, UART, CAN/CAN-FD, RS-422/485, plus exposure to at least one higher-determinism or domain-specific bus (FlexRay, Automotive Ethernet/TSN, MIL-STD-1553, SpaceWire, or EtherCAT); experience with real-time timing and bus-loading analysis
• ● Real-time systems fundamentals: interrupt architecture, DMA, worst-case timing analysis, and jitter measurement
• ● Circuit and control simulation: MATLAB/Simulink or Python (SciPy/control)
• ● Strong hardware debugging skills with oscilloscopes, logic analysers, and JTAG/SWD debuggers
• ● Critical, hands-on PCB and schematic fluency: expected to make and defend hard trade-offs — memory budgeting, watchdog configuration, timer/clock-tree matching, interrupt and clock-domain alignment — jointly with the electronics team, ahead of board layout
• ● Hands-on soldering, debugging, and board bring-up skills
• ● Proficiency with version control (Git) and disciplined documentation
• ● Ability to own a firmware subsystem end-to-end: design, build, test, deploy