Embedded Software Engineer III — Hybrid (Power Tools)

Stanley Black & Decker; Towson (MD); Hybrid; USD 72,000 - 116,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision & life

401(k) + Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Tool discounts

Job summary

Stanley Black & Decker is seeking an Engineer III, Embedded Software in Towson, MD, offering a hybrid work model. You will design firmware for brushless motors, battery management, and chargers, and lead software verification against stringent performance targets.

The role requires a four-year engineering degree and 3+ years in embedded software. ARM experience is a plus, along with knowledge of microcontroller peripherals and RTOS concepts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering (EE/CS/CE) or equivalent required.
• 3+ years embedded software development experience.
• Proficiency in C for 8/16/32-bit MCUs; ARM familiarity preferred.
• Experience with RTOS and real-time concepts.
• Knowledge of motor control, battery management, or power tool electronics is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop firmware for power tools including motor control and battery management.
• Implement and validate designs via software development, testing, and simulation.
• Develop verification/validation procedures with unit and integration tests.
• Lead cost/performance/quality objectives across electronic subsystems.
• Translate customer requirements into software specifications and document work.

Skills

Embedded software development

C programming for MCUs

ARM architectures

Assembly language skills

RTOS concepts

Education

BSEE/BSCS/BSCE or equivalent

Job description

Stanley Black & Decker is seeking an Engineer III, Embedded Software in Towson, MD, offering a hybrid work model. You will design firmware for brushless motors, battery management, and chargers, and lead software verification against stringent performance targets.

The role requires a four-year engineering degree and 3+ years in embedded software. ARM experience is a plus, along with knowledge of microcontroller peripherals and RTOS concepts.