About Camlin
Camlin is a global technology leader that operates with the vision of bringing revolutionary products to life for a wide range of industries, including power and rail, and also has interests in a number of R&D projects in a variety of scientific sectors.
At Camlin we believe in high quality engineering and design, allowing us to develop market leading products and services. In short, we love creating value for our customers by solving difficult problems. As of today, the Camlin operation spans over 20 countries across the globe.
Role Description:
The Senior Embedded Firmware Engineer in the Real-Time Applications unit is a key contributor responsible for designing, developing, and optimizing cutting-edge solutions using DSP and Microcontroller technologies. This role provides also technical guidance, supporting junior and mid-level engineers, and ensures the system meets performance.
Role Responsibilities:- Design and implement real-time systems, including DSP algorithms and microcontroller firmware, tailored to project requirements.
- Ensure software meets strict real-time performance constraints, focusing on latency, throughput, and efficient use of system resources (e.g., memory, processing power).
- Optimize performance and efficiency of signal processing algorithms and embedded systems.
- Mentor junior and mid-level engineers, providing technical guidance, best practices, and support for skill development.
- Conduct code reviews, design evaluations, and testing to uphold high-quality standards.
- Investigate, debug and resolve complex technical issues in real-time systems, ensuring reliability and robustness.
- Propose innovative solutions to technical challenges.
- Design high quality systems which comply with regulatory standards.
- Stay updated on advancements in DSP and Microcontroller technologies to introduce innovative approaches to system design.
- Identify opportunities for process improvement and contribute to the optimization of workflows, tools, and methodologies. Contribute to the creation and maintenance of comprehensive technical documentation.
- Proven professional experience in the design, simulation, implementation, verification and validation of digital circuits on DSP and Microcontroller.
- Proven experience in programming in C++ and C languages.
- Good knowledge of theory and usage of Real Time Operating Systems (FreeRTOS, Zephyr)
- Strong analytical and problem-solving attitude.
- Experience in the use of laboratory equipment (oscilloscope, logic analyzer, signal generators).
- Experience with peripheral standards and communication protocols (I2C, SPI, UART, RS485, RS232, RGMII, ecc.).
- Familiarity with scripting languages (e.g., Bash, Python).
- Proficiency in source code revision control, especially GIT.
- Fluent English communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Good knowledge of SHARC or equivalent DSP architecture.
- Good Knowledge of build systems (CMake).
- Good knowledge of theory and design of complex digital electronic circuits and digital signal processing algorithms (FFT, digital filters, re-sampling, ecc.).
- Good knowledge of agile methodologies.
- Proficiency with gitlab, docker, CI/CD, artifactory.
- Experience with application layer protocols, such as DNP, 1588, MQTT, and more.
- Knowledge of electronic components and PCB reworking.
- Familiarity with FPGA technologies, in particular AMD Xilinx.
Benefits:
- Competitive salary
- Company Pension & Life Assurance Schemes
- On-site parking
- Hybrid Working
- Subsidised Gym Membership
- Wellness programmes
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement
Individuals seeking employment at Camlin are considered without regards to race, colour, religion, national origin, age, sex, marital status, ancestry, physical or mental disability, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
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What We Do
Transforming critical energy & rail infrastructures for our shared future. With bold determination and a spirit of invention, we're optimising the crucial systems of a resilient future — turning possibilities into progress every day.
