Embedded Radar & Navigation Software Engineer

Carbon 60; Greater London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Carbon 60 is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to develop next-generation radar and navigation software for maritime applications. You will work with multi-disciplinary teams on embedded platforms, focusing on real-time, multi-threaded systems, Linux environments, and OpenEmbedded-based toolchains.

Responsibilities include software development, system integration, and thorough testing in Agile software processes.

Qualifications

• Solid experience in embedded software engineering.
• Strong C++ and C# development skills.
• Experience with real-time, multi-threaded systems.
• Knowledge of Linux environments, Bash scripting, and Python.
• Understanding of networking protocols including TCP/IP and UDP.
• Experience with OpenEmbedded, Bitbake, Makefiles, and embedded Linux development.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary engineering team.

Responsibilities

• Develop embedded software for next-generation radar and navigation products.
• Collaborate with software and hardware engineering teams to deliver solutions.
• Support system integration and product testing activities.
• Participate in Agile development processes, sprint planning, and code reviews.
• Contribute to evolution of maritime technologies used globally.

Skills

Embedded software

C++

C#

Real-time systems

Linux

Bash

Python

Networking

OpenEmbedded

Bitbake

Makefiles

Embedded Linux

Wt

Tools

OpenEmbedded

Bitbake

Makefiles

Embedded Linux

Wireshark

Wt web GUI libraries

Job description

Carbon 60 is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to develop next-generation radar and navigation software for maritime applications. You will work with multi-disciplinary teams on embedded platforms, focusing on real-time, multi-threaded systems, Linux environments, and OpenEmbedded-based toolchains.

Responsibilities include software development, system integration, and thorough testing in Agile software processes.