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Embedded Software Engineer

Aberdeen
6 days ago
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Software Engineer (Embedded) – Aberdeen (Hybrid)

Important: To be considered, you must be a British citizen or hold dual British nationality and be eligible for UK Security Clearance (SC level).

About the Role

We’re seeking an experienced Software Engineer to help design and deliver advanced embedded software solutions for next-generation health monitoring systems used in critical underwater rescue and survival technology. You’ll join the Biometrics & Condition Monitoring team, shaping new systems that support health and safety in demanding operational environments.

Your work will play a key role in developing technology that directly supports real-world rescue operations—combining embedded systems, IoT connectivity, and innovative medical data applications.

Key Responsibilities



Develop and maintain embedded software for existing and new technology platforms.

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Contribute to all phases of the software development lifecycle, including design, implementation, testing, and documentation.

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Support and enhance legacy codebases as new system requirements emerge.

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Prepare and manage software documentation, including specifications, test plans, manuals, and reports.

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Ensure compliance with internal processes, industry regulations, and quality standards.

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Collaborate with multi-disciplinary engineering teams across locations and attend site visits as required.

Skills and Experience

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Degree in Computer Science, Software, Electrical, or Electronic Engineering (or equivalent).

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Proven experience in software development, ideally focused on embedded systems.

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Practical knowledge of embedded tools such as MPLAB or ST32.

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Strong command of C, C++, and/or C# programming languages.

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Familiarity with version control platforms like Git or GitHub; exposure to Azure DevOps is a plus.

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Understanding of communication protocols (network and serial), user interface design, or database development advantageous.

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Knowledge of structured software design methodologies.

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Keen eye for technical accuracy and system reliability.

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Eligible for UK Security Clearance (SC).

What’s on Offer

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Competitive salary and benefits package.

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26 days' holiday plus public holidays over Christmas and New Year.

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Company pension scheme and cycle-to-work program.

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Private medical insurance and wellbeing support.

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Early Friday finishes and hybrid working options.

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Clear opportunities for development and career progression.

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Supportive, innovative team culture where your ideas make an impact.

This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to pioneering solutions that ensure safety in extreme environments

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