Developer III - Embedded Software

1.1 Key Responsibilities in Your New Role · Developing and maintaining code examples demonstrating Class B and SIL 2 self-test coverage, including CPU, RAM, Flash, clock, stack, and watchdog diagnostics. · Debugging and validating self-test libraries and safety diagnostics across application code, register-level, and board-level environments. · Collaborating with R&D, Software, and Marketing teams to align safety content with product roadmaps and customer requirements. · Authoring and maintaining application notes, safety manuals, and technical documentation. · Supporting Class B / SIL 2 certification activities, including preparing evidence packages and coordinating with internal teams and third-party certification bodies. 2.1 Qualifications and Skills to Help You Succeed · Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering or equivalent, with 3–6 years of experience in embedded development. · Skilled in C programming, with experience in C++, Python, and/or assembly language. · Solid understanding of standard MCU peripherals and system resources, including clocks/PLLs, watchdogs/timers, UART, SPI, I2C, ADC, and PWM. · Experience with Arm Cortex-M MCUs, preferably PSoC Control and XMC families, across single- and multi-core architectures. · Ability to debug and root-cause issues at the application code, register, and board level; comfortable using debuggers such as GDB/JTAG, oscilloscopes, and fault-injection techniques. · Working knowledge of IEC 61508 (SIL 2) and/or ISO 26262 is desired; familiarity with IEC 60730/60335 Class B requirements is advantageous. · Hands-on experience with Class B / SIL 2 self-test libraries, including CPU register/PC/interrupt tests, RAM march tests, Flash CRC/signature checks, clock monitoring, and stack/watchdog tests, is a plus. · Experience authoring or contributing to safety manuals, FMEDA reports, and application notes is a plus. 2.2 Professional Skills · Effective oral and written communication skills, including technical documentation. · Ability to translate certification and standards requirements into practical application content, such as code examples, application notes, and training materials. · Ability to independently plan and prioritize deliverables against program timelines.