R&D Engineer
01-03 - years
Pune
01-03 - years
Pune
25000 or above
Job Descriptions
Job Summary
We are looking for an experienced R&D Engineer (Embedded Systems) to design and develop electronic instruments with embedded programming. The candidate will be responsible for product development, testing, and continuous improvement of electronic systems.
Location: Bhosari, Pune, Maharashtra
Qualifications
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BE Mechanical, BE Electronics & Telecommunication, Msc
Basic Info
Desire candidate profile
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Key Responsibilities Design and develop embedded systems for electronic instruments. Write and optimize embedded C/C++ programs for microcontrollers. Work on hardware-software integration. Develop and test PCBs and electronic circuits. Perform debugging, testing, and validation of products. Prepare technical documentation and reports. Collaborate with cross-functional teams for product development and improvements. Stay updated with latest technologies and innovations in embedded systems. Required Skills Strong knowledge of embedded programming (C/C++). Experience with microcontrollers (Arduino, PIC, ARM, etc.). Understanding of electronic circuits and PCB design. Knowledge of debugging tools and testing instruments. Good analytical and problem-solving skills.
Company Hiring For
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R&D Engineer
Company Profile
a proprietorship firm, is working as an organized Manufacturer, Exporter, Importer, Trader and Supplier of PLC, Industrial Level Sensor, Industrial Temperature Sensors, HMI, AC/DC Drive and Servo & Stepper Motor. The range is fabricated using finest grade of raw material, which is sourced from reliable vendors only. It is developed as per the specifications provided by the customers to meet their exact requirements. Owing to high strength, durability, effectiveness, excellent performance, easy installation and usages of the products, its demand has increased not only in India but abroad countries also. We promise our clients to deliver best solutions to their business by supplying them the range in prescribed time frame.
