Embedded Systems Engineer

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Security Clearance: British-born ****
Technical Skillset:
Principal Embedded Systems Engineer (Secure Boot & SoC Integration)
Focused on Arm-based SoCs, with experience in:


  • * Boot chains (ROM → FSBL → TF-M/MCUboot → application)
    * Secure boot concepts (chain of trust, key provisioning, anti-rollback)
    * Arm TrustZone for Cortex-M (SAU/IDAU configuration)
    * Device tree configuration for complex SoCs (MPUs with multiple cores)
    * Flash partitioning and update mechanisms (MCUboot, PSA FWU)
    * Low-level bring-up (clocks, memory controllers, OctoSPI/NOR, UART)

Role Requirements

  • Principal level Embedded Systems engineer with extensive experience in the design and development of embedded systems.
  • Strong expertise in ARM-based processors, including low-level development, optimization, and performance tuning.
  • Proven experience working with trusted frameworks and architecting complex, large-scale embedded systems.
  • Deep technical proficiency with a hands-on approach to design, debugging, integration, and system validation.
  • 10+ years of progressive technical experience in embedded systems engineering.
  • Demonstrated leadership experience managing and mentoring teams of 5+ engineers, driving technical excellence and project delivery.
    Essential
  • Senior-level, dynamic individual who can drive and energise the team.
  • Strong stakeholder engagement skills.
  • British-born ****
  • Comfortable in a highly critical, high-impact environment

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