Embedded Software Engineer - CoolSnail

Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer

Duration: 12 Months

Location: Mossville, IL, USA 61552

Industry: Manufacturing - Automotive

Job Description:

- This is a position for a software application engineer to develop Onboard Core Information software specifications and verification documentation for Displays and Telematics used on machine & engine applications.

- Development of software specifications, development of verification documentation, and testing of wireless software and applications. This position includes working in close collaboration with cross-functional teams consisting of hardware engineers, internal and external software vendors, and systems engineers to architect and integrate the products.

Typical task breakdown:

- Software release cadence every two weeks. Provides requirements and acceptance criteria

Education & Experience Required:

- BSEE, BSCE, or BSCS. College graduates with applicable 2-4 years'' experience in projects/internships will be considered but not at max bill rate.

Technical Skills

(Required)

- BSEE, BSCE, or BSCS

- 2 years of experience with developing requirements and/or specifications for software features.

- 1 year of experience in wireless communications such as BLE, Cellular, and NB IoT in machine or industrial applications.

- 1 year of experience developing scripts using scripting languages such as Python & Linux Bash.

- 1 year of experience with Ethernet, TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, and analysis tools such as Wireshark.

- 1 year of experience with CAN, J1939 and other data link protocols.

(Desired)

- Desire to work in a fast-paced Agile team environment

- Experience using a wide variety of testing tools

- Experience using CAN based tools like CANoe and CANalyzer

- Experience in Embedded Cyber Security

- Ability to read electrical schematics

- Experience with GIT configuration management tool

Soft Skills

(Required)

- Team Player, Good verbal and written communication skills, including the use of Microsoft Office when producing requirements, specifications, reports, and test plans.