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At a glance
Junior engineer for embedded firmware and electronics hardware development
What you will do
- Develop and test firmware for sensors
- Support schematic and PCB design with Altium
- Build test setups and support production
What they ask for
- Degree in electrical or related engineering
- Proficient in embedded C/C++
- Experience with Altium Designer and soldering
Nice to have
- Knowledge of EtherCAT, CAN protocols
- Experience with signal processing and low-noise analog
- Python for test automation
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- Level
- JuniorMentioned
Junior Embedded Systems & Electronic Engineer
- Language
- EnglishMentioned
Fluent English;
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