Lead Embedded C++ Software (Firmware) Engineer – Cape Town Hybrid – R1300K PA

SUMMARY:
Lead Embedded C++ Software (Firmware) Engineer – Cape Town Hybrid – R1300K PA

POSITION INFO:

A trailblazing sports data provider is on a mission to conquer the challenges of elite sports using cutting-edge technology. Join this multidisciplinary haven for sports and technology enthusiasts. From bespoke wireless embedded systems to cloud software, help create groundbreaking solutions.

Seize this opportunity to be at the forefront of sports technology. Apply now and be part of our dynamic team!

Required experience and qualification:

• Candidates must have a strong academic record (first or distinction) in an Engineering or Computer Science Degree
• 15+ years of experience working in embedded software development with a focus on complex embedded systems and experience with radio networks at the physical layer
• Embedded C, C/C++, RTOS, bare-metal
• Deep experience with complex networks at the Physical/Data Link layer
• Experience with RF Transceivers (ISM, BT, WIFI, UWB, etc)
• UWB experience or experience with precision locating (MWR, TOA)
• Experience with multiplexing schemes (TDMA, CDMA, FDMA, etc)
• Experience with mesh networking (desirable)
• Makefiles, GCC, cross-compilation, code profiling, unit tests
• FW Loaders, bootloaders, peripheral drivers (Wireless, SPI, I2C, UART, USB)
• JTAG, GDB, debugging using GPIO, Oscilloscope, and Digital Analyzers
• Experience using bespoke protocols and compression algorithms
• Linux, Python, Version control (GIT)

Reference Number for this position is GZ58207 which is a permanent position offering up to R1300K per annum negotiable on experience and ability. Contact Garth on -merge.co.za or call him on to discuss this and other opportunities.

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