Staff Power Electronics Software Engineer
$171,000 - $213,000
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Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$171,000 - $213,000
About the role
- Specification, design, implementation, and testing of both bare metal and RTOS low-level software for power electronics applications
- Work with/resolve ambiguity in requirements/specifications/designs
- Design and specify interfaces between application software and firmware
- Design, develop, implement, and test multicore interfaces and applications
- Develop multicore, timing critical software architectures
- Create elegant, efficient real time software components and interfaces
- Develop software component testing methodologies and implementations to ensure maturity/stability/release readiness
- Work with hardware and debuggers at a bench and HIL level to verify software operation
- Design ISO26262 compliant software
- Document requirements, software design and test procedures and results
- At least a bachelor's degree in computer engineering, electrical engineering or computer science. Master's degree preferred 8+ years of software development experience with real-time embedded C systems
- Fluency in state-of-the-art embedded software practices using the C programming language
- Proficiency in version control software processes and techniques (GitFlow, GitLab)
- Ability to write testing scripts for using scripting languages (Python)
- Knowledge of software build procedures and the ability to maintain build scripts (SCons preferred, CMake, Makefile)
- Strong background in real-time software component design and testing
- Pay Disclosure
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