Embedded Software Engineer

At Endress+Hauser, progress happens by working together.

As the global leader in measurement instrumentation, our ~17.000 employees shape the future in the field of process automation.

Whether developing and realizing new technology as a team, collaborating to build instrumentation, or strengthening vital relationships with countless global industries, we work to create trusted relationships that help everyone thrive.

As a family-owned company, we look beyond short-term moves and work to create a vision that is forward-thinking for our people, our clients, and the world at large.

What is the role about?

We are looking for an Embedded Software Engineer to join our Product development team at our US location near Indianapolis.

As an Embedded Software Engineer, you will integrate and test components for Level and Pressure products used in industrial process automation.

You will define software test specifications, create automated test scripts, and ensure compliance with safety-critical standards.

Additionally, you’ll contribute to digitalization efforts by integrating advanced connectivity technologies such as industrial Ethernet, WLAN, Bluetooth, and cloud-based solutions.

Do you wish to apply and enhance your technical skills in developing products for industrial process automation?

Do you like to work with cross-functional and remote teams in Research & Development consisting of firmware, hardware, and sensor engineers?

Are you looking for an opportunity to develop software in a team environment by using latest tools?

Which tasks will you perform?

Integrate embedded software for industrial Level and Pressure

Define specifications for software components

Ensure quality and compliance with safety critical industrial applications

Drive digitalization by using industrial Ethernet protocols, WLAN, Bluetooth, and iCloud connectivity

Writing and executing test cases for embedded firmware features.

Debugging using tools like oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, JTAG, SWD.

Automating tests with C#, Python, or similar languages.

Testing communication protocols (UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, BLE, etc.).