Embedded Linux Software Engineer

Bristol
1 year ago
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£45,000 to £60,000 + great benefits package

This is an excellent opportunity for an Embedded Software Engineer with strong Linux experience to join a rapidly growing company in a highly varied and interesting role where you can progress your career.

This company are leaders in energy saving technology. They are growing exponentially and through this growth are looking to add an Embedded Linux Engineer to their busy R&D team alongside electronics engineers, embedded software engineers, cloud engineers, web engineers and data scientists!

In this role you will support a varied development team working on bespoke hardware. This is a hybrid working role with two to three days a week required on site.

The ideal candidate will be an Embedded Software Engineer with experience of Linux, IoT and Perl.

This is a fantastic opportunity for an Embedded Linux Engineer to join a company that looks after its staff, rewards them well, and will allow you to progress your career.

The Role:
*Contribute to an established Perl codebase
*Assist in developing a next generation tech stack
*Work on software design, testing and integration with custom embedded devices
*Collaborate with cloud, electronics, and service teams to develop effective engineering solutions
*Hybrid working from Bristol and remote working available

The Person:
*Embedded software engineer with experience working in Linux environments
*Knowledge of IoT and internet security is beneficial
*Experience working with Perl, PHP, Linux, MQTT, LoRa (wireless), Modbus all beneficial
*Experience of Jira, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Google Workspace all beneficial
*Any experience with Golang, Docker, RabbitMQ is desirable but not a necessity

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