What does a climate change embedded software engineer do?

A Climate Change Embedded Software Engineer designs and develops software for embedded systems that help monitor, analyze, or mitigate climate change impacts. This can involve programming sensors, data loggers, and control systems used in renewable energy, environmental monitoring, or resource management. Their work ensures that hardware devices function efficiently and accurately collect data critical for climate-related research and solutions. They often collaborate with environmental scientists and engineers to create technology that supports sustainability and environmental conservation.