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Role Description Form Energy is hiring a Staff Embedded Systems Engineer to drive the development of a productized battery management and control system As part of our Controls team, you will write the software for the control and telemetry of our Multi Day Storage battery system.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in embedded software engineering (particularly Debian-based Linux distributions) or UI development within Qt and will have a background with or personal interest in small unmanned systems ( drones.
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3+ years of experience with embedded controls software, CANAlyzer, and Vector Davinci Configurator 3+ years of program management experience. We are looking for talented engineers with backgrounds in Electrical and Computer Engineering for such roles as Vehicle Systems Engineering, Electrical Design and Release, High Voltage Wire Harness Design and Packaging, Embedded Software Development and Algorithm Research, AUTOSAR Model Based System Design, Validation, Hardware in the Loop Integration, Functional Safety, Vehicle Triage, SWAT and Launch Support, etc.
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NET, Unix, Linux, SOA, RTOS, Real-Time Controls, Wireless, Software Security, Robotics, OOA/OOD , Hadoop, Android, Embedded Systems. Pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Wireless Engineering, Information Security, Mathematics, Digital Arts & Sciences or related field.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in embedded software engineering (particularly Debian-based Linux distributions) or UI development within Qt and will have a background with or personal interest in small unmanned systems (i.e. drones.
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Our client has several senior software engineering opportunities with various focuses including embedded Linux administration, machine learning, UI development, autopilot software and system architectures.
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Experience with ARM architectures, Raspberry Pi, Nvidia Jetson and other embedded platforms preferred·Knowledge of Visual Studio This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled Senior Software Engineer to contribute to cutting-edge projects in fast growing company supporting consumer and defense drone development.
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Software Engineering: 5 years (Required)Proficiency in C, C. Net and/or Python ·Strong proficiency in embedded Linux, including system, network manager, modem manager, etc.
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Responsibilities·Develop high-quality software design and architecture for next-generation unmanned systems·Grow to lead a team of junior software engineers to develop products and solutions related to unmanned systems.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in embedded software engineering (particularly Debian-based Linux distributions) or UI development within Qt and will have a background with or personal interest in small unmanned systems.
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Our work environment includes:·Modern office setting·Flexible time off, work hours and priority of work-life balance·Hybrid work from home options·Laid back atmosphere·Access to modern tools and equipmentJob OverviewWe are seeking a talented Senior Software Engineer to join our team.
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EducationB.S. Degree in Engineering or Computer Science. ·Identify, prioritize, and execute tasks in the software development life cycle·Develop tools and applications by producing clean, efficient code·Automate tasks through appropriate tools and scripting·Review and debug code·Perform validation and verification testing·Collaborate with internal teams to fix and improve softwareExperienceThe successful candidate would ideally possess the following skills; however, we will consider applicants with only partial skillsets.
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We currently provide US-made control systems for unmanned systems with integrated compute power in addition to full turn-key professional ISR drone solutions. Our client is an innovative technology company looking to advance unmanned systems.
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Familiarity with or strongly expressed interest in open-source autopilot projects and communication protocols (PX4, ArduPilot, ROS, MAVLink, QGroundControl, Mission Planner, etc.) RequirementsJob applicants must be US Citizens and must be able to obtain a security clearance.
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Experience with embedded software for electric motor control, battery management systems, and/or flight control systems. Develop embedded software in the C and Assembly programming languages for ARM microcontroller targets.
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