Embedded Engineer – DeviceNet / Industrial Communication

Job Title

Embedded Engineer DeviceNet / Industrial Communication

Job Description

• 46 years of handson experience in Embedded C development for microcontrollerbased systems used in industrial automation or automotive applications.
• Strong understanding of microcontroller architecture, including memory mapping, interrupts, timers, DMA, and peripheral configuration.
• Practical experience with realtime embedded firmware development, using baremetal or RTOSbased environments (e.g., FreeRTOS or equivalent).
• Experience working with CANbased communication systems (CAN 2.0) in embedded products.
• Exposure to industrial and/or automotive communication protocols, such as DeviceNet (DNET), CANopen, J1939, or proprietary CANbased protocols.
• Experience developing, integrating, or maintaining embedded communication stacks or middleware.
• Working knowledge of common embedded interfaces and buses, including UART, SPI, IC, GPIO, and Ethernet (basic awareness acceptable).
• Strong debugging and integration skills, using tools such as debuggers (JTAG/SWD), CAN analyzers, logic analyzers, and oscilloscopes.
• Experience following embedded software development lifecycle (SDLC) practices, including design, implementation, testing, and maintenance.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with hardware, system, and test engineers during bringup, integration, and validation phases.
• Experience using version control and collaboration tools such as Git, JIRA, and Confluence.

Roles & Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and test embedded firmware for industrial automation and automotive electronic systems, including controllers, gateways, and smart devices.
• Architect and implement realtime embedded software on microcontrollers and SoC platforms using baremetal and RTOSbased environments.
• Develop and integrate industrial and automotive communication protocols, including CANbased networks such as DeviceNet (DNET), as well as other fieldbus, serial, and Ethernetbased interfaces as required.
• Design and maintain embedded communication middleware and abstraction layers to support protocol portability and scalability across multiple hardware platforms.
• Develop and maintain lowlevel drivers and board support components for communication interfaces and peripherals (e.g., CAN/CANFD, UART, SPI, IC, Ethernet, timers, GPIO).
• Support system bringup, integration, and debugging activities, working closely with hardware, system, and test teams during all project phases.
• Participate in integration, interoperability, and systemlevel testing of embedded communication solutions with industrial controllers, automotive ECUs, and external devices.
• Implement robust error handling, diagnostics, and recovery mechanisms to ensure reliable operation in industrial and automotive environments.
• Perform debugging and fault analysis using standard embedded development and communication analysis tools.
• Contribute to software architecture, design reviews, and code reviews, ensuring high standards of quality, maintainability, and longterm supportability.
• Produce and maintain technical documentation, including software design descriptions, interface specifications, and development guidelines.
• Adhere to established software development lifecycle (SDLC) processes, quality standards, and project milestones applicable to industrial and automotive systems.

Mandatory Skills

Embedded Systems

Desirable Skills

Embedded Programming

Tags

FreertosController Area Network (Can)Embedded CEmbedded SystemsEmbedded Systems Development

Skills to be evaluated on

FreertosController Area Network (Can)Embedded CEmbedded SystemsEmbedded Systems Development

5 to 6 Years