Software Architect - Embedded

Verso Recruitment

Nerston, Lanarkshire

8 months ago

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Are you a Software Architect - Embedded looking for a career move or a new challenge? My client is based in the Glasgow/Central Belt area of Scotland and can offer unrivalled career opportunities to talented individuals.

My client is a global technology company designing complex electronic products and systems that are used all over the world.

They currently require a Software Architect - Embedded to join their expanding R&D team. You will work on exciting, often global, projects focusing on the next generation of products and systems, which will harness things like AI technologies.

As a Software Architect in this team, your main focus will be on the low-level embedded elements of a project. Their broader software solution does involve UI, Databases, Cloud etc, but they are happy to train people in these areas if they don’t have that experience but do have the required low-level embedded background.

The team has adopted hybrid working, and you're likely to be in the office 2 days a week on a normal week.

Experience & Skills required for the Software Architect - Embedded, will include:

You’ll be used to understanding customer requirements/needs and designing a solution for them.
You must be creative, able to think on your feet and have excellent problem-solving skills.
Strong background in software architecture for embedded systems/electronic products.
Strong background in C / C++ embedded programming. Used to working closely with hardware engineers.
Excellent knowledge of OOD/Object-Oriented Design/Solid Principles
You’ll have good knowledge of data processing and experience in any of the following: 61850, Modbus, Ethernet, TCP/IP, Cybersecurity.
They are happy to take someone very talented with a small company background, who wants to work for a large company or someone who already has experience in a large technology company.

This could suit someone who is doing ‘architecture’ without the job title, so maybe a Principal/Lead Software Engineer or Team Leader, etc.

This is an amazing opportunity for someone with real software architect experience who wants to take on a significant new challenge and/or progress their career forward.

They are investing heavily in leveraging AI technology into their products and systems, so this is a great opportunity to join somewhere and get exposure to that technology.

They also have fantastic career development programs in place.

To apply for this Software Architect - Embedded opportunity, please email (url removed). If you have any specific questions regarding this position, please call David on (phone number removed)

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