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      <description>Location: City | Salary: 55000.00-55000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Senior Embedded Software Engineer Embedded C/C++ Merseyside £55k £65kHybrid  Senior Embedded Software Engineer wanted for an established embedded electronics business in the North West. Embedded C / C++, CAN bus, 32-bit microcontrollers, and real vehicles to prove your code in. Commutable from Liverpool, Chester, Warrington and across Cheshire and Merseyside.  They build intelligent systems that go into specialist vehicles. Real kit, in real vehicles, doing a real job. And that''s the tone of the role: bench, lab and vehicle work, not always at a desk and a backlog.  You''d be the senior firmware presence in the RandD team. Leading the build from architecture through to proving it works in the vehicle itself. Setting the quality bar. Bringing the less experienced developers on.  The engineer they''re after  Substantial years of commercial embedded firmware development in C / C++ on 32-bit microcontrollers with a history of leading delivery on tricky products. Solid vehicle-bus background. CAN bus, LIN or similar is essential, and the deeper the better: bus design, message architecture, diagnostics, and the tooling to troubleshoot it (CANalyzer, PCAN, BusMaster or equivalent). Actua...</description>
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