Embedded Software Engineer - Safety-Critical Systems

• Safety‑critical software continuity
• Embedded systems with purpose

About Our Client

The company designs and delivers embedded monitoring and measurement systems for highly regulated industrial environments where reliability, safety, and long product lifecycles are critical.
Its solutions combine sensors, electronics, and embedded intelligence to support predictive maintenance and operational safety in complex machines.

Job Description

• Analyze and understand existing embedded software used for vibration and signal processing
• Port and adapt certified software to new processors and embedded platforms
• Critically assess signal‑processing modules (filters, coefficients, blocks) to ensure functional equivalence
• Develop, integrate, and maintain embedded software in a real‑time, safety‑critical environment
• Perform verification, testing, documentation, and reviews in compliance with industrial standards
• Collaborate closely with hardware, systems, and quality teams
• Contribute to long‑term product continuity and knowledge retention within the team

The Successful Applicant

• Embedded software engineer with experience in safety‑critical or regulated environments
• Strong background in embedded C/C++ and real‑time systems
• Solid understanding of applied signal processing, with the ability to analyze and validate existing algorithms
• Comfortable working with large, complex legacy codebases
• Experience with documentation, testing, and certification‑driven development processes
• Able to use MATLAB or similar tools for signal analysis and validation
• Stable, curious, and pragmatic engineer seeking long‑term technical ownership

What's on Offer

• Work on real, safety‑critical products deployed in long‑life industrial systems
• Join a technically mature environment with strong engineering rigor
• Gain deep exposure to embedded systems, signal processing, and certification standards
• Play a key role in a strategic program ensuring product continuity for the next decade