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    MUMBAI · FULLTIME

    Embedded Software Design Engineer

    Electrolab

    Electrolab

    Mumbai · onsite · Posted 12d ago

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    Undisclosed1–5 yrsfulltimeMumbai

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    About this role

    Embedded Software Engineer required to design, develop and debug firmware for microcontroller systems. Strong in Embedded C/C++, hardware interfacing (GPIO, UART, I2C, SPI)schematic reading, and experience developing firmware and hardware prototypes

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    B.E./B.Tech in Electronics with 1 to 5 years of embedded systems experience. Strong in Embedded C/C++, microcontrollers, UART, I2C, SPI, GPIO, firmware development, debugging, and schematic reading

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    Section · 02

    Skills

    embedded system designEmbedded CEmbedded SoftwareC plus plusEmbedded SystemsDesign

    Section · Company

    About Electrolab

    Electrolab

    Electrolab

    Medical Equipment

    175

    employees

    1984

    42 years old

    Mumbai, Maharashtra

    India

    ₹3.6L PA avg

    Avg at Electrolab

    About

    A manufacturer of pharmaceutical testing equipment and peristaltic pumps, dedicated to quality production and reliable after-sales service on a global scale.

    Industries

    Medical Equipment

    Employee ratings

    10 reviews

    3.7/ 5

    Culture

    3.5

    Career growth

    3.2

    Work-life

    3.5

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