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    Senior Embedded Software Engineer

    Company

    IC Resources

    Salary

    £55k - £60k Depending on experience

    Description

    Senior Embedded Linux Engineer  I am working with a leading provider of intelligent wireless monitoring technology that contribute towards the safety of civil engineering, rail, and mining infrastructures with precise, reliable, and robust remote monitoring solutions. Due to continued success and growth, they are looking for a Senior Embedded Linux Engineer to focus on developing and maintaining a low-power Embedded Linux platform for complex image acquisition and processing tasks. Required skills for the Senior Embedded Linux Engineer Embedded Linux experience (ideally those that have built wireless, IoT or low-power systems) Commercial experience in C/C++ Technical degree in Electronic Engineering or Software Engineering What’s Next? If you’re a Senior Embedded Linux Engineer looking for a new challenge and would like the chance to develop within an experienced team, then apply now! To find out more about this or any other Embedded Software opportunities across the UK, please contact Bradley Hayden.

    Location

    Milton Keynes

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