Embedded Firmware EngineerLansdale, PA Compensation $100,000 - $130,000 Per Year Job Type Direct Hire Reputable and growing Fortune 500 manufacturing company can offer you an opportunity to enjoy strong earnings and career growth potential combined with technical challenges in the area of embedded systems design. This company has an excellent reputation within their market and continues to advance the product technology through innovative design approaches.YOU WILL:Focus on researching, planning, and implementing firmware solutions for electro-mechanical products and systemsServe as the organizations firmware subject matter expert ensure engineering best practices are followed across the firmware teamApply knowledge of computer architectures, real-time operating systems, and programming languages to develop and implement new real-time embedded firmwareWork with Marketing and project teams to define detailed firmware requirements to meet customers' needs. Translate firmware requirements into highly reliable and well-structured C/C++ embedded firmware.Efficiently resolve technical challenges through debugging, research, and investigation.Develop, implement, and release automated test procedures for firmware validation.Coordinate and/or perform design verification and validation testing of new designs with the reliability engineering group.Modify existing products to improve performance, reliability, cost, and manufacturability.Mentor and assist firmware engineers in the engineering principals and procedures for product design, development, and testing.Participate in interviews and new-hire training.Support Company continuous improvement initiatives.Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Extensive knowledge of embedded electronics, including analog & digital circuit design as well as firmware development required.
Working knowledge of requirements management, change management, and configuration management tools. Ability to read schematics and component datasheets. Working knowledge of test and measurement equipment for debug, research, and validation.