Software Engineer, Datacenter Software

About the Role As an Associate Embedded Software Engineer, you will contribute to the development of embedded software for Analog Devices' Datacenters & Energy business unit. You will work on the development of cutting-edge embedded systems that drive next-generation intelligent power management for the Smart Grid and Datacenters, meeting the highest standards for security, reliability, and real time performance. What You'll Do Design and develop high performance real-time embedded applications on ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers in C programming language; Create all necessary documentation to support the embedded firmware design and communicate the essential concepts inside and outside the development team; Participate in code reviews, software standard and guidelines improvement; Develop and execute software unit and integration test plans; Develop and review tools used for testing and interfacing with the product; Analyse test results to ensure correct functionality and implement corrective action; Interact daily with geographically distributed Silicon Designers, Embedded Software Engineers, Applications Engineers, QA Engineers and other team members to develop software, resolve bugs, identify missing requirements etc.; Provide customer support during Beta trials and post release; Develop customer facing documentation and training material as required; Comply with ADI licensing practices, code origin control and documentation. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field. Technical Expertise Strong C/C++ development and debug skills; Strong understanding of processor architectures such as ARM Cortex and RiscV; Excellent analytical and debugging abilities; Knowledge of Digital Signal Processing techniques; Excellent written and verbal communications skills. Desirable Expertise Familiarity with Python; Experience with RTOS such as Zephyr or FreeRTOS; Proficiency using Git, Jira and Confluence; Experience working with various peripherals such as UART and SPI.