Rotational Software Engineer—Leadership Dev Program

Stanley Black & Decker; Towson (MD); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 97,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, life, vision

401(k) plan

Tuition reimbursement

Tool discounts

Job summary

Stanley Black & Decker invites engineers to join the Leadership Development Program in Towson, MD, focusing on software for motor control in power tools. You will rotate through Engineering, Product Management and Operations, gaining hands-on experience and cross-functional collaboration.

The program emphasizes embedded firmware design, testing, and real-world problem solving, with opportunities to contribute to novel motor control solutions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or Computer Engineering from an accredited college.
• Knowledge in developing embedded 8/16/32-bit microcontrollers in C.
• Experience with ARM architectures; assembly language a plus.
• Understanding of common microcontroller peripherals such as timers, GPIO, watchdog, ADC, UART, DMA.
• Strong embedded concepts including RTOS, real‑time processing, scheduling, multitasking.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop electronic firmware and specifications for power tools including brushless DC motor controls.
• Implement and validate electronic designs through software development, test, and simulation.
• Develop software verification and validation procedures using unit and integration tests.
• Provide leadership in achieving cost, performance and quality objectives of electronic systems.

Skills

Embedded C

ARM architectures

RTOS concepts

Software debugging

Education

Bachelors in Electrical Eng/CS/CE

Tools

ARM toolchains

Job description

Stanley Black & Decker invites engineers to join the Leadership Development Program in Towson, MD, focusing on software for motor control in power tools. You will rotate through Engineering, Product Management and Operations, gaining hands-on experience and cross-functional collaboration.

The program emphasizes embedded firmware design, testing, and real-world problem solving, with opportunities to contribute to novel motor control solutions.