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Dundee, City of Dundee
13 months ago
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My client is seeking an experienced Senior Firmware Engineer to join their Engineering R+D team, working on innovative technology for the financial/banking sector. This role offers the opportunity to work on highly complex embedded systems that validate, secure, and process physical currency at remarkable speeds.

The successful candidate will be responsible for:

  • Developing firmware for time-critical robotic systems processing items at 10 per second

  • Enhancing existing validation systems including optical, magnetic, and thickness measurement

  • Improving security features to protect against physical and digital threats

  • Analyzing customer data to identify and solve complex technical issues

  • Taking ownership of specialized components within their proprietary system

    Key Technologies

  • Embedded Software development in C/C++

  • ARM-based processors

  • Image processing and analysis

  • Mechatronic systems

  • Robotic control mechanisms

    Required Experience

  • 5+ years of embedded software/firmware development experience (ARM platform highly preferred)

  • Proven experience with mechatronic/robotic devices

  • Computer Science or Electronic Engineering degree

  • Ability to troubleshoot complex technical problems

    Preferred Qualifications (Not essential)

  • Experience with image processing systems

  • Background in financial or security-critical systems

  • Understanding of mechanical engineering principles

    My client is looking for passionate problem-solvers who thrive on complexity. Their projects typically span 1-2 years, allowing deep engagement with sophisticated challenges. You'll join a team of 15-20 software engineers who work closely with electronics and mechanical specialists in a collaborative atmosphere.

    There's a 2 stage interview process, and benefits including 25 days holiday + bank holidays, annual bonus of 5-10%, enhanced pension contriution up to 8%, private medical insurance, group life assurance and income protection, and a tonne of flexible benefits.

    For more information on this role, apply now or contact Kirstin at Avanti Recruitment

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