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Design test equipment to support new products in Engineering and Manufacturing including firmware, PC based software, including PCB design, wiring, etc. We have an immediate need for an Electronics & Firmware Engineer in the St. Petersburg, FL area.
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What you will be doing:Develop program logic for new applications or modify logic in existing applications in the FinTech domainParticipate in the whole Software Development Lifecycle - Code, test, debug, document, implement and maintain software applicationsEnsure system improvements are successfully implemented.
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Working closely with inspection specialists, you compile, verify, and process inspection data using core logic systems. Proven experience with Google and Microsoft Office products, plus property solution software like CoreLogic or similar.
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Develops techniques and procedures for conducting IS, cyber security and access and identity risk assessments and compliance audits, the evaluation and testing of hardware, firmware and software for possible impact on system security, and the investigation and resolution of security incidents such as intrusion, frauds, attacks or leaks.
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Responsible for designing , developing and testing Embedded Software (Firmware), platforms and systems that control and runs on devices that need to be tailored to the needs of the hardware that it has to control and run on (i.e. directly controls the real time functions of a physical device such as motors, alternators, engines, valves, fans, and other devices and products.
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Typically requires a deep understanding of the characteristics of the physical device being controlled, the real-time functions it is expected to perform and the ability to design, develop, implement, and test the logic and software required to realize the real-time functionality.
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