Thales is seeking an experienced Embedded Software Engineer to develop innovative embedded software solutions for secure radio communications. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in C programming, experience with embedded systems, and knowledge of communication protocols. This role requires UK National status and Security Clearance (SC) without any caveats.
Key Highlights
Design, implement, and support high-quality software for secure radio communications
Collaborate with technical leadership to meet current engineering standards and delivery practices
Develop fully tested, maintainable software components in line with defined task objectives
Technical Skills Required
C programming language
C++
RTOS (FreeRTOS, TI DSP BIOS)
Embedded systems
Communication protocols (I2C, SPI, USB)
Microsoft Office
GIT/Bitbucket
JIRA
Agile practices (Scrum)
Enterprise Architect (UML design tools)
Coverity
SonarQube
Jenkins
Atlassian Confluence
Benefits & Perks
Competitive base salary
Variable compensation plan bonus
Benefits package (half day every Friday, hybrid working, pension scheme, 28 days annual leave, life cover, etc.)
Market leading training, development, and experiences
Opportunity to be mentored and coached by industry experts
Flexibility to work part-time, job share, home work, or flexible start and finish times
Job Description
Location: Reading, United KingdomThales people architect solutions at the heart of the defence-security continuum. Interoperable and secure information and telecommunications systems for defence, security, and civil operators, are based upon innovative use of radiocommunications, networks, and cybersecurity. We are ground breaking new digital technologies such as 4G mobile communications, cryptography, cloud computing and big data for use in physical protection systems, and critical information systems.
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