GRADUATE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE ENGINEER JOBS IN ANDOVER AT STANNAH JOIN OUR TEAM!

Stannah have an exciting opportunity for a Graduate Embedded Software Engineer to join the Engineering Department based at Watt Close, Andover.
This job will involve designing, writing, testing, and delivering embedded C and C++. To support embedded software solutions for passenger transportation within the stairlift industry.
You will work hands-on with software design and development for electromechanical devices and machines, collaborating with mechanical, electronic, and test teams to deliver new products and upgrades.

GRADUATE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE ENGINEER REQUIREMENTS:

• Degree qualified in software, electronics, robotics, or a similar discipline
• Experience with embedded systems development in C or C++ shall be demonstrated through projects or coursework
• Good understanding of electromechanical systems and ability to diagnose system-level issues
• Familiarity with V-Model process (or similar), version control, bug tracking, and software build tools
• Strong communication skills and proactive attitude, with a drive to deliver projects on time
  If you have previous experience working as a Graduate Embedded Software Engineer, Graduate Software Engineer or Graduate Engineer in a similar role and are looking for a position in Andover, please click the “apply now” button or contact us for further information.

THIS IS A PERMANENT, HYBRID ROLE REQUIRING A MINIMUM THREE DAYS PER WEEK IN THE OFFICE DEPENDING ON PROJECT DEMANDS.

This is a great opportunity for a recent graduate with a degree in software, electronics, robotics, or a similar field. The ideal candidate will have previous work experience within the industry and be eager to grow in, embedded systems development and make a real impact in an innovative engineering environment.

GRADUATE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE ENGINEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Design, develop, and test embedded software for microcontroller-based systems
• Develop software solutions for motion control, sensor algorithms, and safety-critical applications
• Collaborate with mechanical, electronic, and test teams to deliver new products and upgrades
• Maintain and update design documentation and software build environments
• Participate in debugging, unit testing, version control, and continuous integration processes