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What a Embedded Software Engineer - Medical Device usually does. The employer's own details are in the listing.
Typically does: Develops and tests software for embedded systems, often within medical devices, ensuring reliability and adherence to strict safety standards. This includes writing, debugging, and optimizing code for microcontrollers and other hardware components. Responsibilities also involve collaborating with hardware engineers and participating in the full software development lifecycle, from requirements gathering to deployment. Verification and validation activities are crucial to confirm the software meets specifications and regulatory requirements.
Tools and skills: Proficiency in C/C++, experience with real-time operating systems (RTOS), debugging tools, version control systems like Git, and familiarity with hardware/software integration are generally required.
Good fit for: Individuals with a strong analytical mindset, a meticulous attention to detail, and a passion for creating robust and safe software solutions are often successful in this role.
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