Embedded Software Engineer

Manchester, NH

Full Time

Software

Mid Level

DEKA Research & Development, located in Manchester, NH, is looking for a highly motivated Mid-Level Embedded Software Engineer to join a small product team developing a new medical device that will save lives. This is your opportunity to make a substantial impact on a project that is creating a cutting-edge technology. If you enjoy playing with hardware and solving technical challenges in a fast-paced environment, we want to hear from you!

How you will make an impact:

Design, implement, and verify operation of embedded software
Analyze, create, and update requirements and procedures
Solve problems, build products, and make a difference in the world

To be successful in this role, you will need the following skills and experience:

Bachelor’s Degree or work equivalent, and 3+ years of experience with the following:
- Designing, implementing, and integrating software/hardware systems
- Experience with Python 3 and C/C++ 20
- RTOS and embedded systems development (examples include: QNX, Real-time Linux, FreeRTOS, ThreadX, Zephyr, embedded Linux)
- Object-Oriented Design
- Industrial fieldbus (EtherCat, CAN, Modbus)
- Qt User interfaces
Strong troubleshooting skills
Demonstrated ability to adapt rapidly to changing circumstances and technology
Must have excellent communication skills and attention to detail
Familiar with DevSecOps
Demonstrated evidence of individually solving a challenging technical problem
Passion for a job well-done and an intrinsic interest in how things work

About DEKA:
For over forty years, DEKA Research & Development has made Manchester, New Hampshire home. Housed in the largest industrial complex of its time, the historic Amoskeag Millyard, DEKA employs a team of professionals whose engineering, design, manufacturing and quality expertise make DEKA a hot spot for creating innovative solutions and advanced technologies. Located about an hour from Boston, the beach, and the mountains, DEKA is one of the leading research and development companies in the country and is the birthplace of some of the most innovative and life-changing products of our time.

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