Associate Engineer – Embedded Software Apps

Role Overview

• Bridge the physical and the digital world by helping develop and test embedded software that powers our innovative products
• Learn from experienced engineers while contributing to the design, implementation, and validation of hardware/software solutions
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver reliable, well-documented software for embedded systems across Analog Devices’ product portfolio
• Develop, test, and maintain embedded software components under guidance, following coding standards and best practices
• Support development for bare-metal and RTOS environments (e.g., Zephyr) and/or embedded Linux, depending on project needs
• Execute test plans across subsystems to verify functionality and performance against requirements
• Build and run automated and manual tests; analyze results; and help document and track defects
• Collaborate with software and hardware engineers to understand requirements and support integration activities
• Debug and validate software using standard tools and lab equipment, with mentoring from senior team members
• Learn to profile and optimize code for performance, memory usage, and power consumption as needed
• Participate in code reviews to learn best practices and contribute to reliable, maintainable code
• Continuously learn new tools and technologies through training, documentation, and team mentorship
• Create and maintain technical documentation (e.g., setup notes, test results, and design details) with guidance
• Collaborate effectively on shared codebases using version control; open-source contributions are welcome but not required

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree (or expected graduation within 6 months) in Computer Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field
• Foundational knowledge of C/C++ through coursework, projects, or internship experience
• Basic understanding of microcontrollers/microprocessors and embedded development concepts (e.g., interrupts, memory, peripherals)
• Familiarity with common communication protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, CAN) from labs, projects, or reading
• Willingness to learn debugging techniques and work hands-on with hardware (e.g., evaluation boards and basic lab instruments)
• Basic understanding of Git/version control and collaboration workflows
• Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and ability to communicate clearly in a team environment
• Interest in learning about software architecture and design patterns; prior exposure is a plus but not required.

Tech Stack

• Linux
• RTOS

Benefits

• Health benefits
• Professional development opportunities