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£50k - £60k depending on experience
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Embedded Software Engineer | Stafford | £50k-£60k I am working with a leading manufacturer of high-quality commercial dishwashers and glasswashers, dedicated to providing efficient and reliable solutions for the hospitality and catering industries. This is an opportunity for an Embedded Software Engineer to be part of an innovative team committed to sustainability and exceptional customer service, making it an ideal choice for individuals passionate about cutting-edge technology and environmental responsibility. Skills required for the Embedded Software Engineer: Commercial experience with Embedded C Knowledge of ARM based microcontrollers Knowledge of wireless communications (Bluetooth, WiFi) Understanding of real-time operating systems Experience with bootloader support What’s next? If you’re an Embedded Software 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.
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Stafford
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