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      <pubDate>Mon, 31 Aug 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Fareham | Salary: &amp;pound;50000 - &amp;pound;70000/annum | Type: Permanent | Embedded Firmware Engineer     Fareham | Hybrid | -50K70K-+ Benefits     We''re looking for an experienced Embedded Firmware Engineer to join a highly technical R&amp;D team developing bespoke hardware and firmware solutions for advanced embedded platforms. You''ll work across multiple layers of development, from low-level bare-metal programming through to real-time operating environments, with hands-on involvement in hardware bring-up, chip validation, prototyping and product development.    The Role:    Develop embedded firmware in C   Work across RTOS and bare-metal environments   Support hardware bring-up, validation and prototyping   Debug hardware/software issues using lab equipment   Develop automated tests and verification tools   Work closely with hardware and multidisciplinary engineering teams     What We''re Looking For    Strong Embedded C experience   Strong understanding of serial communication protocols: SPI, I2C, UART   Hands-on experience with oscilloscopes and logic analysers   Ability to work from schematics and datasheets   Ideally exposure to FreeRTOS, MISRA C or low-level protocols     If this sounds like you - please apply below!</description>
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