IT & Software

Embedded Software Engineer

Carbon 60

London · England · United Kingdom

Embedded Software Engineer

We're seeking a talented engineer to join a world-leading navigation and maritime technology organisation, helping to develop the next generation of radar systems used across commercial and defence maritime environments worldwide.

This is an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of embedded software development, contributing to innovative radar and navigation solutions that enhance safety, operational effectiveness, and mission success at sea.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Developing embedded software for next-generation radar and navigation products
  • Working closely with software and hardware engineering teams to deliver innovative solutions
  • Supporting system integration and product testing activities
  • Participating in Agile development processes, sprint planning, and code reviews
  • Contributing to the evolution of advanced maritime technologies used globally

What We're Looking For

  • Solid experience in embedded software engineering
  • Strong C++ and C# development skills
  • Experience working with real-time, multi-threaded systems
  • Knowledge of Linux environments, Bash scripting, and Python
  • Understanding of networking protocols including TCP/IP and UDP
  • Experience with OpenEmbedded, Bitbake, Makefiles, and embedded Linux development
  • Ability to work collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary engineering team

Desirable Experience

  • Radar systems development
  • ASTERIX CAT240 protocol
  • RF transceiver integration
  • U-Boot and embedded bootloader technologies
  • Wireshark and network analysis tools
  • Wt web GUI libraries

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