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Embedded Software Engineer

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Embedded Software Engineer – MATLAB/Simulink and Electric Vehicles
Warwick/Hybrid | £55,000–£75,000
VIQU has partnered with a leading manufacturer of specialist commercial vehicles. The business is recruiting an Embedded Software Engineer to support a major vehicle development programme, replacing an existing platform with a new electric vehicle platform.
You will develop and integrate production-intent embedded software, turning stakeholder requirements into vehicle functionality and control systems. This is a hands-on engineering role covering model-based development, software implementation, systems integration, verification and vehicle testing.
You will work with MATLAB/Simulink, Embedded C/C++ and vehicle communication technologies, supporting the software through model, software, hardware-in-the-loop and vehicle-based testing. The position also offers involvement in vehicle commissioning, calibration, functional safety and embedded cybersecurity.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop embedded control software for an electric vehicle application.
- Use MATLAB/Simulink and model-based development techniques to implement vehicle functionality.
- Translate stakeholder requirements into production-quality embedded software.
- Integrate software into a new vehicle platform and support production deployment.
- Use software verification tools to assess code coverage and software structure.
- Implement and execute tests that demonstrate compliance with defined requirements.
- Support model-in-the-loop, software-in-the-loop, hardware-in-the-loop and vehicle testing.
- Assist with vehicle commissioning, calibration and debugging.
- Contribute to functional safety and cybersecurity analysis, implementation and testing.
- Work with the wider engineering team to meet tight, project-driven deadlines.
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Core Technologies
- Embedded C/C++;
- MATLAB/Simulink;
- Model-Based Design;
- V-Model;
- CAN bus;
- embedded debugging and calibration tools;
- X-in-the-loop testing;
- vehicle diagnostics
Key Requirements
- Around five or more years of commercial embedded software development experience.
- Experience developing production-quality embedded software and control systems.
- Strong MATLAB/Simulink or comparable model-based development experience.
- Good understanding of the V-Model software development lifecycle.
- Automotive, vehicle or closely related engineering experience.
- Experience with vehicle communication protocols such as CAN.
- Practical experience of commissioning, testing, calibration and debugging.
- Understanding of functional safety concepts.
- Engineering degree or equivalent qualification.
- Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to communicate complex technical subjects.


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Experience with electric or hybrid vehicles, ASPICE, ISO 26262, ISO 21434, automotive diagnostics, cybersecurity or software release processes would be advantageous.
What’s on Offer
- Salary of £55,000–£75,000.
- Hybrid working, typically three days onsite in Warwick.
- A 37-hour working week.
- Eight additional hours of annual leave per month for employees working onsite five days per week.
- The opportunity to influence a significant new vehicle platform through development, testing and production deployment.
- Exposure to electric vehicle control software, systems integration and multiple levels of software verification.
- Further benefits to be confirmed.
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