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Niche embedded Linux and device-driver skills reduce applicant competition.
Core firmware skills transfer, but power-substation and fault-recording domain knowledge raises fit sensitivity.
Mandatory embedded C/C++, real-time Linux, DSP and device-driver experience creates strict technical filters.
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Develop and lead firmware solutions for real-time embedded systems focused on substation transformer monitoring and diagnostics.
Coordinate firmware development activities ensuring quality, scheduling, and regulatory compliance.
Support all phases from development, testing, product transition to manufacturing, and post-release customer support using Scrum Agile methodology.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent.
Proven expertise in embedded system design and support in real-time Linux environments with knowledge of high speed serial IO and embedded processors.
Experience in embedded C/C++ development for hard real-time, multi-threaded systems; familiarity with peripherals such as UART, I2C, SPI.
Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Experienced in embedded firmware development in industrial or critical infrastructure domains, particularly in power or substation monitoring.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills focused on root cause analysis and issue resolution in real-time systems.
Familiar with Scrum Agile software development processes and coordinating cross-functional firmware projects with regulatory and manufacturing requirements.