Embedded UI/UX Engineer - Boat Display & HMI

Nautique Boat Company; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Nautique Boat Company seeks a software/UX engineer to develop, prototype, test, and refine high-performance embedded boat display interfaces for surf systems, audio, ballast, lighting and navigation.

You will collaborate with industrial designers and mechanical/electrical engineers to integrate hardware and software, taking digital experiences from concept through production, with emphasis on CAN bus protocols like J1939 and NMEA 2000 and embedded graphics.

Qualifications

• A bachelor's degree in software engineering, electrical engineering, HCI, or a related field is required.
• 2-3 years of UX design or development experience.
• Proficiency with embedded UI frameworks such as Linux, Crank Storyboard, or Qt; knowledge of UX and HMI design, embedded graphics and animation, and CAN bus protocols (J1939, NMEA 2000).

Responsibilities

• Develop, prototype, test, and refine intuitive, high-performance interfaces for embedded boat displays.
• Collaborate with industrial designers and mechanical/electrical engineers to integrate hardware and software.
• Take digital experiences from concept through production.

Skills

Embedded UI Development

UX Design

Interaction Design

HMI Design

Prototyping

Testing

Troubleshooting

Project Management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Human-Computer Interaction, or related field

Tools

Crank Storyboard

Qt

Embedded Linux

CAN Bus

J1939

NMEA 2000

Job description

Nautique Boat Company seeks a software/UX engineer to develop, prototype, test, and refine high-performance embedded boat display interfaces for surf systems, audio, ballast, lighting and navigation.

You will collaborate with industrial designers and mechanical/electrical engineers to integrate hardware and software, taking digital experiences from concept through production, with emphasis on CAN bus protocols like J1939 and NMEA 2000 and embedded graphics.