R&D Engineer - Embedded Software developer
About this role
The opportunity
Join Hitachi Energy and be part of a team that’s advancing a sustainable energy future for all. You’ll work on impactful projects that power homes, schools, hospitals, and factories, while collaborating with a diverse group of talented engineers. Our innovative High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) technology, including the MACH™ system, revolutionizes electricity transmission over long distances. As a member of our R&D team, you’ll contribute to the development of next-generation systems and maintain existing ones, all within a supportive and collaborative environment. Bring your passion and energy to a global team that values diversity and innovation.
How you’ll make an impact
Engage in the development and maintenance of wide range of embedded systems (ARM, DSP, SoC...), from pre-study and design to tests and integration.
Develop high-quality software modules within specified timelines and efficiently maintain them, including implementing enhancements and bug fixes.
Create specifications and documentation for software components to ensure clarity and consistency.
Maintain high code quality through code reviews, test automation, and adherence to up-to-date software development processes.
Work closely with internal and external customers in agile, cross-functional teams to deliver innovative solutions.
Uphold Hitachi Energy's core values of safety and integrity by taking responsibility for your actions and showing care for your colleagues and the business.
Your background
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Embedded Systems, Computer Science, Electronics, or Electrical Engineering.
Solid experience in embedded software development using C/C++ and C#, with expertise in real-time/control applications and RTOS.
Understanding of transmission systems, AC/DC conversion, and distributed digital control.
Understanding of SW-SW and SW-HW Integration, as the systems involve software, hardware and FPGA components.
Experience in debugging and root cause analysis.