Numatic International delivers professional, practical and reliable cleaning equipment and appliances, designed, engineered, and made right here in the UK!
With sales to over 90 countries worldwide and an enviable new product slate there has never been a better time to join us.
This role is based in Chard, Somerset which offers a semi-rural lifestyle and access within 20 minutes to stunning coastal shorelines, yet has quick links to major towns and cities.
We are looking for an embedded firmware engineer, who has a passion for science and technology, who is willing to research complex and innovative engineering solutions, helping to drive growth and support the development of our exciting future product roadmap.
We can offer you potential hybrid working options, flexibility on start and finish times and Friday afternoons off to enhance your work life balance.
In addition to a competitive salary (DOE), we offer a contributory pension scheme with life insurance, free onsite parking, health and wellbeing programmes, employee assistance programmes, cycle to work scheme, and learning and development opportunities, as well as discounts on our products and local services.
WHY JOIN US?
- Sustainability at the Core: Help us lead the way in eco-friendly, sustainable design that reduces waste and promotes a greener planet.
- Collaborate and Innovate: Work alongside top engineers in a collaborative, fast-paced environment as we revolutionise the cleaning industry with cutting edge products that enhance every day life.
ABOUT YOU: • Experience developing embedded firmware for MCU platforms in C without RTOS • Experience with driver level code • C# experience an advantage • GIT/Bitbucket experience an advantage • Proficiency solving and debugging real world embedded applications.
• Experience working with leading MCU providers ARM, ST, Microchip, TI etc… • Industrial protocol experience RS232, CAN BUS, I2C, SPI etc….
• Familiarity using schematic diagrams • Demonstrable experience with lab equipment i.e.
scopes, PSU, protocol analysers.