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Fenay Bridge
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Are you a talented Embedded Software Engineer looking for an exciting opportunity in Huddersfield? KO2's client, a leading mechanical manufacturing company specializing in high-precision gears, actuators, and motor control solutions, is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to join their growing team. Their products power innovative technologies across the medical, aerospace, and military sectors, including solar arrays that power satellites and the Jodrell Bank observatory's gear systems.

As an Embedded Software Engineer with KO2's client, you'll be at the heart of developing electronics that drive sophisticated motors in space applications. Your primary role will involve core embedded software development on ARM-based systems, where you will write C code that integrates seamlessly with electronic circuit design.

Ideal candidates will have strong embedded software skills, specifically in C on ARM, along with one or more of the following:

General electronics knowledge (Analogue and Digital)
Power electronics for motor control and drives
Human user interface skills using Python and QT to create GUIsThis position offers an excellent opportunity to learn and grow under the mentorship of an experienced R&D manager with 20 years of University teaching experience. Whether you're an accomplished Embedded Software Engineer or early in your career with a drive to develop new skills, KO2's client welcomes your ambition.

Benefits:

Competitive salary of £50,000
Hybrid working options with remote work when possible
Hands-on testing and in-office collaboration for project milestonesIf you're ready to take on a critical role in a leading-edge company where embedded software engineering is at the core, we want to hear from you! Apply now to join KO2's client and drive the future of embedded technology in space and beyond

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