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Niche embedded turbine control skills reduce applicants despite metro location and mid-level experience.
Highly domain-specific turbine control and industrial automation expertise limits cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 4–8 years and mandatory embedded C/C++, real-time, and industrial protocol skills increase filter strictness.
Develop, maintain and enhance embedded software in C/C++ for Steam and Hydro turbine control applications with a focus on real-time, state machine-based control systems.
Collaborate closely with Product Management and cross-functional global teams to define features, resolve technical issues, and contribute to the software roadmap including migration to CODESYS-based platforms.
Support verification, validation, debugging, troubleshooting, and technical support activities for mission-critical turbine control products used in power generation.
4–8 years of experience in Embedded Software Development.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation, Computer Engineering or related field.
Strong programming skills in C and C++ with experience in real-time embedded systems and state machine architecture development.
Experience with industrial communication protocols such as CAN/CANopen, Modbus RTU/TCP, or EtherCAT.
Experienced embedded software engineer comfortable working in a global, cross-functional and technically complex environment involving product management and engineering teams internationally.
Strong domain knowledge or interest in turbine governor systems, turbine control philosophy, power plant automation, or industrial power generation control systems.
Proficient in debugging, root cause analysis, and capable of designing robust, maintainable software for safety-and mission-critical industrial automation applications.