Graduate Embedded Systems Engineer - Cambridge, United Kingdom - The One Group

The One Group

Verified Company

Cambridge, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

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Description

We have a
Graduate opportunity commencing in Autumn 2023 for an
Embedded Systems Engineer with an exceptional academic background.

Their radio products will enable you to work across a range of technologies, including embedded hardware and software, radio, DSP communication stacks and physical layers, and the entire product life cycle from concept through production and into delivery.

Products include 5G, 4G, 3G and 2G cells, using their own unique SDR platform.

The culture within the team is friendly and inclusive and they have a genuine passionate for engineering. You should be likeminded and keen to advance your career.

To be considered, you will need to be predicted an excellent degree in a relevant engineeringdiscipline to graduate in 2023.

You will also have an interest in working in mobile communications and/or embedded systems.

You're probably someone who enjoys tinkering around with technology as a hobby
You must have full right to work in the UK - the company is unable to provide sponsorship.

This is, most definitely a position for grads of a very high level. Do you make the mark?

The Role:

Capture and analyse customers' requirements and contribute to hardware design
Embedded software development, typically C/C++
Protocol stack development, again in C/C++
Signal processing algorithm development, often in Verilog on an FPGA
Design and development of a range of tools
Testing & debugging systems, including fixing bugs

What do you need to apply?

Superb Degree in Engineering, covering one or more of: Electronics, Wireless Communications, Signal Processing, Software Engineering or a comparable discipline from a good university
Solid A' Levels (ideally including Maths) and consistent, impressive grades
Familiarity with at least one programming language, preferably C
Experience with microcontrollers, e.g. Raspberry Pi, PIC, Arduino, etc
Creative, with a structured approach to problemsolving
Full right to work in the UK

What else would convince us?