Company
IC Resources
-
CompanyIC Resources
- Apply
- Details
- prev
- next
Salary
Up to £75k + Hybrid working
Description
Embedded Firmware Engineer - Cambridge / Ely, Hybrid Working Model Want the chance to join an established design, manufacturer and supplier of electronic products who have over 50 years within the industry? You'll get the chance to join their Cambridge-based R&D department where you will be responsible for core the design and development of Embedded Firmware and Software whilst working in tandem with the hardware and electronics teams to troubleshoot and debug hardware and firmware faults. For this Embedded Firmware Engineer, we are looking for someone with: Embedded C programming Baremetal development Understanding of protocols such as UART, SPI, I2C Any knowledge around Analog or DSP would be beneficial What Next? If you’re an Embedded Software Engineer looking for an exciting new challenge within a great company, then please apply today to learn more! For more information on this role, or any other jobs across; Embedded, Firmware, C++ Programming, Linux Kernel, Device Driver Development, then please contact me, Callum Allen today.
Location
Cambridge
Be careful about job portal scam
Our jobs portal is fully automated and finds daily new job opportunities related to the companies listed on EVE Score.
Please remember that we do not endorse any websites related to these jobs opportunities and stay alerts to avoid scams.
A few reminders:
- Never, ever pay anything to apply for a job. Companies should be the one paying, not you
- Never agree to buy equipment in order to start a job - this includes buying a laptop, work from home equipment
- Never agree to pay for mandatory training to onboard for a new position (even if they say that they will reimburse you for later)
- If the recruiter sends you an email from a domain that is different from the company website, ask them to communicate with you via email belonging to the company. Stay away from Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or domain that looks close to the company they are portraying
- Don’t give personal information during the application process - social security number, bank account, home address, date of birth - this could be used to target you through a social engineering attack later on
- Don’t complete a project for free. Many companies might ask you to get through a test, that’s one thing. But less scrupulous companies will actually ask you to deliver a project for free
You May Also Be Interested In
- €250 - €300 per day
- Leading start-up salary plus benefits
- Salary D.O.E with excellent benefits!