EMBEDDED SYSTEMS ENGINEER

Job Overview

Candidates should have hands‑on experience in the embedded systems industry, specifically working with 8‑bit, 16‑bit, and 32‑bit microcontrollers across various application domains.

Practical knowledge of RTOS environments, task management, scheduling concepts, and real‑time debugging techniques is highly desirable.

Freshers who have completed an extensive, well‑structured, and industry‑oriented Embedded Systems training program are also welcome to apply.

Strong proficiency in Embedded C and Assembly language, with the ability to write efficient, optimized, and hardware‑aware code.

Good understanding of microcontroller peripherals, communication protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, CAN), timers, interrupts, and low‑level driver development.

Ability to analyze hardware schematics at a basic level and collaborate effectively with hardware design teams.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills to document modules, report issues, and interact with cross‑functional stakeholders.

Quick learner with the capability to grasp new technologies, tools, and development environments with minimal ramp‑up time.

Able to work independently with minimal supervision while maintaining discipline, accuracy, and quality in deliverables.

A degree in Computer Science, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent field is preferred.

Passionate about embedded technologies, continuous learning, and staying updated with industry trends.

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