Your next engineering role

You develop the electronics of a product: from requirements and component selection to prototypes, verification and production preparation.

You work in Kontich, where our lab and production are, or on site at the client, depending on the project.

• Translating product requirements into circuits and component choices.
• Working out schematics and PCB layouts, with an eye for power, interfaces, production and test.
• Bringing up prototypes, taking measurements and tracking down faults.
• Working with firmware engineers on the integration of hardware and software.
• Writing design documentation, bills of materials and verification results.
• Supporting production preparation and investigating problems from test or from the field.

• Experience in designing and debugging electronic circuits.
• Practical knowledge of schematic capture and PCB layout.
• You use lab equipment fluently to test assumptions and find problems.
• Insight into component selection, design trade-offs and manufacturability.
• You record design choices and test results clearly.
• You work well with other disciplines and can explain technical choices.

You develop the embedded software that drives the product: working with the electronics, and testable, diagnosable and maintainable long after the release.

You work in Kontich, where our lab and production are, or on site at the client, depending on the project.

• Translating product requirements into embedded software in C, from peripheral drivers to application logic.
• Reading datasheets and turning the behaviour of the hardware into working, testable software.
• Bringing up and debugging firmware together with hardware engineers, also for problems with timing, communication or device behaviour.
• Building in tests, logging and error handling, and working with automatic builds, tests and code reviews.
• Investigating faults and maintaining firmware releases while the product evolves, in production and in the field.
• Taking security into account in interfaces, updates and device behaviour.

• Good knowledge of C and experience with embedded software. C++ is a plus.
• Familiar with microcontrollers, peripherals and hardware interfaces.
• Experience with an RTOS or embedded Linux, depending on your background.
• A methodical approach to debugging and testing, also on real hardware, with version control as a fixed part of your work.
• An eye for limited resources, failure behaviour and maintainability.
• You explain technical choices, review code and work closely with hardware engineers.