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Tier-1 brand plus mid-level experience increases applicants, but niche embedded power-system skills moderate density.
Requires power-systems embedded experience and protocol knowledge, making skills less transferable across industries.
Mandatory 3+ years plus RTOS, C/C++, hardware interfacing, and domain protocols creates strict technical filters.
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Design, develop, implement, and debug embedded software/firmware features for modules or large components within embedded products.
Integrate software packages into existing systems and subsystems; prepare and execute unit and regression test specifications.
Collaborate with multi-discipline engineering teams throughout the product lifecycle; maintain code quality via code reviews and unit testing while delivering on product release goals.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Electronics Engineering.
Minimum 3+ years of embedded development experience in the electric power engineering field in an industrial setting.
Proficiency in Real-Time Embedded Software Engineering using C/C++ on embedded processors/DSP/Microcontrollers with RTOS (e.g., FreeRTOS, TI-RTOS, VxWorks).
Experience with HW/SW interfacing, real-time design considerations, fast network/data interfaces (1G/10G Ethernet, PCI-E), and Agile SW development practices.
Experienced in developing multi-threaded/multi-tasking real-time applications specifically for power system protection and control domain.
Knowledge of industrial/utility communication protocols (IEC 61850, DNP, IEC 60870-5-104) and cybersecurity constructs (static analysis, digital signatures, cryptography, PKI, TLS, SSH, etc.).
Comfortable working in fast-paced, collaborative environments with an ability to guide and mentor team members while managing multi-tasking workload.