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Mobile Wireless Sensor Network Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Hands-on experience with Z-Wave, proprietary sub-GHz protocols, mesh networking, or low-power wireless sensor networks * Knowledge of secure boot, firmware signing, encrypted OTA updates, secure ...

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... mobile device management (MDM) tools with network access control (NAC) policies and enterprise wireless authentication protocols. Evaluate and recommend emerging networking technologies to improve ...

Senior Electrical Engineer

Madison, IN · On-site

$98K - $128K/yr

Position Duties: - Lead the electrical design and development of sensor nodes, gateway electronics ... network, including voltage boosting and regulation, CAN communications, and high-speed PLC ...

Senior Electrical Engineer

Madison, IN · On-site

$98K - $128K/yr

Position Duties: - Lead the electrical design and development of sensor nodes, gateway electronics ... network, including voltage boosting and regulation, CAN communications, and high-speed PLC ...

Senior Electrical Engineer

Madison, IN

$98K - $128K/yr

Position Duties: - Lead the electrical design and development of sensor nodes, gateway electronics ... network, including voltage boosting and regulation, CAN communications, and high-speed PLC ...

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What is the difference between Mobile Wireless Sensor Network vs Wireless Network Engineer?

AspectMobile Wireless Sensor NetworkWireless Network Engineer
CredentialsKnowledge of sensor networks, wireless communication protocols, and embedded systemsCertifications like CWNA, CCNA, or CWNP; strong understanding of wireless infrastructure
Work EnvironmentField deployments, research labs, and sensor network installationsOffice settings, network planning, and infrastructure management
Industry UsageEnvironmental monitoring, military, healthcare, and smart citiesTelecommunications, enterprise networks, and internet service providers

While both roles involve wireless communication, Mobile Wireless Sensor Network specialists focus on deploying and managing sensor-based networks in various environments, whereas Wireless Network Engineers design and maintain wireless infrastructure for organizations. The roles share certifications and technical skills but differ in application and work settings.

What cities in Indiana are hiring for Mobile Wireless Sensor Network jobs?

Cities in Indiana with the most Mobile Wireless Sensor Network job openings:

Embedded Software Engineer (only w2 contractors)

22nd Century Technologies, Inc. (TSCTI)

Indianapolis, IN • On-site

$75 - $100/hr

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Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer (only w2 contractors) Location with zip code: 30 South Meridian Street Suite 500 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Duration: 1 year (Temp to hire) Payrate : $75/hr. – $100/hr. $50-$65/hr. with 03 - 05 yrs. of experience Shift: 1st Must have experience with: RF/Sub GHz/ Z-wave Summary: The Embedded Software Engineer will develop and maintain embedded firmware for ARM Cortex-M-based wireless systems, working closely with hardware and RF engineering teams. Required Skills: Strong Embedded C experience. Bare-metal and RTOS firmware development. ARM Cortex-M/M33 experience. Interrupt-driven architectures. DMA, timers, watchdogs, GPIO, UART, SPI, and I2C. Bootloaders and OTA firmware updates. J-Link, SWD, and GDB debugging. Low-power firmware development. Strong wireless/sub-GHz experience, preferably Z-Wave. Mesh networking and wireless sensor networks. Silicon Labs EFR32, Simplicity Studio, and Gecko SDK experience preferred. Z-Wave 700/800, SmartStart, S2 security, Zniffer, and PTI experience preferred. Knowledge of secure boot, firmware signing, encrypted OTA, and secure authentication. RF/EMC/EMI troubleshooting knowledge is a plus. Git, CI/CD, automated testing, and modular firmware architecture preferred. Responsibilities: Develop, debug, and maintain embedded firmware. Develop wireless and sub-GHz communication features. Implement bootloaders and OTA firmware updates. Debug hardware and wireless issues using J-Link/SWD/GDB. Optimize firmware for low-power applications. Work with hardware and RF engineers on system integration and troubleshooting. Support embedded security and wireless protocol development. Document technical designs, testing, and troubleshooting.