You will join a team responsible for the development and maintenance of the DeltaV DCS control system used in critical industrial installations across energy, chemical, life sciences, and industrial automation sectors.

The team builds and maintains system-level infrastructure for software deployed in safety-critical and high-availability environments. The role covers the full product lifecycle: architecture and design, embedded development, testing, debugging, release support, and long-term maintenance of industrial-grade solutions.

This is a long-term project focused on the evolution of a key enterprise control system.

Embedded C++ Developer

Your responsibilities

• Design and develop embedded software components in C/C++ (with strong focus on C++)
• Implement and maintain real-time system features for industrial controllers
• Work with microcontrollers and low-level hardware interfaces
• Participate in system architecture discussions and technical design reviews
• Debug and optimize embedded applications in constrained environments
• Collaborate in Agile/Scrum teams with developers, QA, and system engineers
• Support software releases and contribute to continuous product improvement
• Ensure reliability and performance in mission-critical industrial environments

Our requirements

• 2–4 years of commercial experience in embedded software development
• Strong proficiency in Embedded C/C++ (C++ preferred)
• Hands-on experience with microcontrollers
• Solid understanding of embedded systems and real-time programming
• Basic Linux knowledge (command-line level)
• Experience working in Agile / Scrum environments
• Practical exposure to low-level debugging and hardware-oriented development
• Experience in industrial automation systems
• Background in large-scale industrial system development
• C# (WPF, WinForms, WCF)
• Windows system programming (WMI, PowerShell)
• Yocto / Embedded Linux
• Low-level programming (ARM, PowerPC)
• Experience working with electronics, PCB, or hardware integration
• Knowledge of mechanical and electronic fundamentals