Electronics and Embedded Software Engineer, Firmware, PCB Design COR
Listed on 2026-10-07
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Software Development
Embedded Software Engineer, Embedded Systems/ Firmware/ IoT
7696
An Embedded Software Engineer opportunity has opened up with a well-established manufacturer, offering the chance to work on a broad range of hardware and firmware challenges. Ready to join a technically ambitious team and take your next big career step?
The RoleThe Embedded Software Engineer will take ownership of circuit design, firmware development, and proto@type creation across a portfolio of products. Day-to-day, you will write and maintain C firmware, design custom PCBs, and help bring new concepts from initial architecture through to working proto will also provide technical support to ensure any product issues are diagnosed and resolved efficiently.
The CompanyThis is an opportunity to join a UK-based manufacturer with a strong track record of innovation and growth in the sector. Holding prestigious industry awards and serving as a preferred supplier to several major firms, the business has a clear strategy for continued expansion backed by a pipeline of newly launched and forthcoming products. The culture is one that values professional development, collaboration, and long-term thinking.
The role is based from their Burnley offices.
What experience does the Embedded Software Engineer need?- Proven background in electronics design for regulated environments, including compliance with EMC and LVD requirements
- Hands-on experience developing, testing, and maintaining hardware and firmware using ARM microcontrollers, including bare-metal embedded C
- Ability to plan and architect new firmware from the ground up, including building and evaluating proto@types
- Familiarity with PCB design tools such as KiCad, RTOS development, or UI implementation using frameworks like LVGL is advantageous but not required
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