Software Engineer

Embedded Software Engineer

The Engenious Software Engineer designs well-crafted software for a variety of systems as part of our collaborative team of creative, hands-on engineers and designers.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Architect and Implement Software Systems to create compelling user experiences. Focus on embedded software written in C/C++ with occasional PC and mobile development using other languages as needed.
  • Use a Variety of Embedded Operating Systems, libraries and development environments like Linux, Android, uCOS II and even systems without any operating system.
  • Bring Up Microcontroller-Based Systems using debuggers, oscilloscopes, and other tools in tandem with supportive electrical engineers and technicians.
  • Implement Effective Unit Test and employ creative test methods to ensure quality software that meets documented requirements.
  • Help Establish and Maintain embedded software development tools, equipment, software, infrastructure, and process.
  • Identify and Implement a variety of software process improvements with our team.

TEAM EXPECTATIONS:

  • Maintain Professional Relationships, communication, demeanor, appearance, and work environment.
  • Work for the Collective Good, giving others the benefit of the doubt.
  • Act and Speak to Support rather than inhibit or sabotage others (clients, teammates, external partners).
  • Work Collaboratively with a sense of urgency, ownership, and attention to detail.
  • Internally Driven for productivity.
  • Maintain a Healthy Work/Life Balance.
  • Makes It Happen, not just there when it happens.
  • Able to Think on Her/His Feet.
  • Self-Aware, others-aware, situationally aware.
  • Humble, but self-confident.
  • Adjust Focus on Detail or broader view to suit the situation.
  • Be Conversant About The Medical Device Industry, advanced technology product development processes, and medical concepts including anatomy, physiology, and disease processes relevant to medical device work.
  • Work Within Schedule and Budget constraints making appropriate trade-off decisions.

Have Questions? Feel free to email us.