Senior Embedded C/C++ Engineer (f/m/x)

Your responsibilities

• Designing and developing real-time operating systems for embedded controllers, including multi-controller synchronization
• Implementing bootloader functionality to ensure reliable firmware execution with integrity checking and safe startup behavior
• Developing a parameter manager that supports parameter creation, deletion, naming, data typing, derived parameters, default values, non-volatile storage, and change logging
• Creating firmware update manager functions for main and cell controllers, including compatibility checks, failure notifications, and rollback behavior
• Contributing to the evaluation and implementation of file transfer mechanisms for firmware updates, including EtherCAT-based approaches
• Developing transient fault recorder functionality to capture variables before, during, and after fault events, including trigger conditions and sampling strategies
• Implementing time-aware logging for fault records, considering communication bandwidth and synchronization constraints
• Developing real-time firmware in C or C++ for microcontrollers and digital signal processors used in power electronic equipment
• Performing debugging, verification, and validation using laboratory equipment such as oscilloscopes and logic analyzers
• Preparing clear technical documentation, including software requirements, architecture, interface descriptions, and test procedures
• Contributing to code reviews, configuration management, and software quality practices

Our requirements

• Minimum 5 years of experience in embedded software development with a strong focus on C/C++
• Familiarity with Texas Instruments DSP and ARM processors
• Hands-on experience with real-time operating systems (RTOS)
• Proficiency in implementing bootloader and firmware update mechanisms
• Advanced level of Polish and English
• Residency in Poland

Optional

• Experience with EtherCAT protocols for firmware updates
• Familiarity with debugging tools like JTAG/SWD debuggers and hardware-in-the-loop test systems

This is how we work