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Temporary Embedded Software Engineer Jobs in Illinois

Embedded Software Engineer

IL

$135.60K - $178.40K/yr

The Embedded Software Engineer is responsible for the design, development, testing, and support of embedded software solutions for both existing and new products, including new hardware bring-up, low ...

Embedded Software Engineer

Mossville, IL

$95.90K - $126.20K/yr

Five to ten years of development experience using Objective C, C# or C++ (with emphasis on C++11/14) programming languages. * Three to five years of embedded software experience. * Development ...

Embedded Software Engineer 4 Locations: Peoria, IL / Pittsburgh, PA / San Francisco, CA / Raleigh (Clayton), NC Work Arrangement: Fully Onsite (Relocation Supported) Employment Type: Contract ...

Embedded Software Engineer

Elgin, IL · On-site

$130.70K - $171.90K/yr

... embedded software development or participation in at least one full product development lifecycle. * Hands-on experience with Zephyr RTOS on embedded processors. * Strong proficiency in C programming.

Embedded Software Engineer

Elgin, IL

$130.70K - $171.90K/yr

... embedded software development or participation in at least one full product development lifecycle. * Hands-on experience with Zephyr RTOS on embedded processors. * Strong proficiency in C programming.

Embedded Engineer

Mossville, IL · Hybrid

$95.90K - $126.20K/yr

Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer Location: Mossville, IL (Hybrid) Duration: 13 Months Required Skills: • 5+ years of Embedded C development experience • Strong experience with MATLAB ...

New

$127.50K - $167.80K/yr

We are looking for a Software Real Time & Embedded EngineeringCANDIDATES THAT WOULD IMPRESS US * You graduated with a Master of Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or any other ...

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Temporary Embedded Software Engineer information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Temporary Embedded Software Engineer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Temporary Embedded Software Engineer, you need expertise in C/C++ programming, embedded systems design, and a degree in computer engineering or a related field. Familiarity with real-time operating systems (RTOS), microcontroller architectures (such as ARM or PIC), and debugging tools like oscilloscopes and logic analyzers is typically required. Strong problem-solving, adaptability, and effective communication skills help you quickly integrate with teams and address project-specific challenges. These competencies ensure you can deliver reliable, efficient code and contribute to project success within tight timelines.

What are some common challenges faced by temporary embedded software engineers, and how can they be addressed?

Temporary embedded software engineers often face the challenge of quickly understanding existing codebases and hardware platforms within a limited timeframe. To overcome this, it’s helpful to proactively communicate with team members, review available documentation, and utilize onboarding resources early on. Additionally, adapting to different development tools and workflows can be demanding, but seeking guidance from permanent staff and leveraging previous embedded systems experience can accelerate the learning process. Successful temporary engineers are those who stay adaptable, ask clarifying questions, and integrate rapidly into the team’s workflow.

What are Temporary Embedded Software Engineers?

Temporary Embedded Software Engineers are professionals hired on a short-term basis to design, develop, and test software that is integrated directly into hardware devices. They often work on projects that require specialized knowledge of programming languages such as C or C++, microcontrollers, real-time operating systems, and hardware-software integration. These engineers might be brought in to help meet tight deadlines, cover for absent staff, or add expertise for a specific phase of a project. Their contracts typically last for a fixed period or until a particular project milestone is met.

What is the difference between Temporary Embedded Software Engineer vs Embedded Software Developer?

AspectTemporary Embedded Software EngineerEmbedded Software Developer
CredentialsTypically requires a degree in Computer Engineering or related field, with some roles accepting certifications in embedded systemsSimilar credentials, often with additional certifications in specific programming languages or tools
Work EnvironmentContract-based, project-specific, often in tech or manufacturing industriesFull-time or freelance, working on embedded systems in various industries
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by companies needing short-term expertise for embedded projectsUsed by companies developing or maintaining embedded systems long-term

Temporary Embedded Software Engineers focus on short-term, project-based roles requiring specific embedded skills, while Embedded Software Developers often work on ongoing projects or product development. Both roles require similar credentials and work environments, but differ mainly in duration and employment type.

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Job description

Position Description:
 
Position Title - Embedded Software Engineer                 
Job Location - Mossville, IL, USA                
Wage Rate Range - $50 to $55                
Estimated Duration (In Months) - 26                 
Work Model - Onsite
Must have Skills/Attributes - Embedded Software, Testing, Troubleshooting              Shift - M-F, 8am - 5pm
 
Education Requirements:
- Bachelor''s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or relevant field
 
Required Skills for the Embedded Software Engineer:
- 8-10 years of experience
- Requirements Analysis: Knowledge of tools, methods, and techniques of requirement analysis; ability to elicit, analyze and record required business functionality and non-functionality requirements to ensure the success of a system or software development project
- Software Development and Testing: Knowledge of software development/validation tools and activities; ability to produce software products or systems in line with product requirements. Ability to design, plan and execute system testing strategies and tactics to ensure the quality of software at all stages of the system life cycle
- Technical Troubleshooting: Knowledge of technical troubleshooting approaches, tools and techniques; ability to anticipate, recognize, and resolve technical issues on hardware, software, application or operation
- Strong team skills
- Self-starter
- Strong technical communications
 
Preferred Skills:
- 3+ years in software development of steering and/or braking systems
- 2+ years in research, design, develop, and test of low-layer embedded software, such as RTOS integrations, I/O drivers, boot loaders, non-volatile memory interfacing, board initializations, or communication networks (e.g. J1939/CAN/Ethernet) for electronic controls, displays, or telematics devices
- Developed programs in ANSI C90 / C99 / similar for real-time embedded software development
- Utilized Python and shell scripting for automating build processes
- Familiar with version management tools (e.g. Git) and related merging/management
- Conducted technical and code reviews and leadership of cross functional teams
- Progressive embedded software experience in control systems integration
 
Embedded Software Engineer Overview:
The main function of an Embedded Software Engineer is to apply the principles of computer science and mathematical analysis to the design, development, testing, and evaluation of the embedded software and systems that make computers work. A typical Embedded Software Engineer researches, designs, develops and tests operating systems-level software, compilers, and network distribution software for medical, industrial, military, communications, aerospace, business, scientific and general computing applications.
 
Responsibilities:
- Design and implement software of embedded devices and systems from requirements to production and commercial deployment for product lines
- Write and code logical and physical database descriptions and specify identifiers of database to management system or direct others in coding descriptions
- Analyze and enhance efficiency, stability and scalability of system resources
- Review project requests describing database user needs to estimate time and cost required to accomplish project