Senior Embedded Engineer

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Languages: B2+ level of English

Requirements

Strong knowledge of C programming and low-level software development
Experience in embedded software development for Cortex-M microcontrollers
Practical experience with RTOS, especially FreeRTOS
Hands-on experience with BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy)
Understanding of other communication protocols such as TCP/IP
Strong electronics background: good understanding of analog and advanced digital circuits
Ability to analyze circuits and perform signal analysis
Experience with simulations and debugging
Ability to work with laboratory and measurement equipment
B2+ level of English

Responsibilities

Design and develop embedded software for Cortex-M based systems
Write and maintain high-quality C code for low-level applications
Work with RTOS environments, especially FreeRTOS
Develop and debug communication interfaces including TCP/IP and BLE
Analyze and troubleshoot hardware/software interactions
Perform signal analysis, debugging, and validation using measurement equipment
Collaborate with hardware engineers on circuit analysis and system integration
Participate in code reviews and contribute to improving development processes
Create and maintain unit and automated tests
Collaborate with an international team and regularly communicate with the client

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