Job Description

Design and develop software technological solution, platform or reference Design, Code and Test for embedded systems Participates in determining the system, subsystem, and interfaces between them Validates technology assumptions, evaluates alternatives, and defines functional and non-functional requirements Test and review codes Youre the right fit if: This position requires a minimum of a BE/B. Tech or ME/M. Tech in Embedded/Electronics/Computer Engineering or equivalent from an accredited university. Minimum 8 years experience in Software Design and development in embedded software/firmware. Experience in Programming language C/C++. Understanding of Object oriented Experience in software development in medical industry or highly regulated industry; experience with IEC 62304, FDA guidance for medical device development and other relevant medical device regulatory standards is highly preferred Experience with RTOS and BareMetal (MUST) based Embedded Software. Preferred knowledge in Linux Environment Device drivers - modification and development Hands-on experience on SPI, I2C, PWM, ADC, DAC, PCIe, I2C, eMMC, USB, UARTs as well as Memory Management, Scheduling, Interrupts and multi-threading Microprocessor/Microcontroller development - Strong Knowledge and working experience on STM, NXP etc. microcontrollers (domain knowledge for designs SW, HW) Experience in wireless communications technologies like Bluetooth, NFC, LTE Modem etc. Peripherals such as PCIe, memory interfaces, OS primitives, memory management, scheduling, interrupts, threading Aware of SDLC. Good grasp of Design Patterns/ Multithreading, Code Reviews Experience in Agile SW Development practices; experience in scaled agile framework (SAFe) is preferred Knowledge and application of the following standards and interfaces is preferred interoperability standards (e.g. HL7, FHIR) communication interfaces (e.g. USB, GPIB, Ethernet, Serial, RS-485, CAN) network standards (e.g. TCP/IP, UDP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC) Knowledge of Software/Firmware testing methodologies.