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An embedded software is a program specifically used for hardware management. The program developed by the IT professional has no purpose outside the hardware for which it was designed. The software is therefore totally limited to the functions for which it was designed and cannot be used outside the equipment in which it is integrated. An embedded software is also called "dedicated software". An embedded software developer works in the IT sector and has the main mission of developing and designing embedded software. In other words, they are called upon to develop code exclusively optimized for the constraints of the hardware in question. The developed software is integrated into the hardware platform to perform certain tasks. The embedded software developer, in their work, takes into account the specificities of each product and its field of use, to optimize their code and adapt it to the environment. They are called upon to show a lot of patience and significant adaptability. The embedded software developer profession also requires a lot of ingenuity to always meet the needs of the equipment to be designed. The embedded software developer must also be quite responsive to intervene quickly in case of problems in code development. They can work in a company or as a freelancer.

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Software Engineer (DV Security Clearance)

CGI
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Manchester, England, United Kingdom
Elevate your potential with CGI, a global technology service provider and premier business consultancy recognized by Forbes Magazine as a top 100 employer. Our mission is rooted in evolution, excelling in intricate challenges. Collaborating directly with our clients, we employ innovative technologies to revolutionize, empower, safeguard, and deliver critical mission systems. The Space, Defence and Intelligence business unit in CGI is a true IT Systems Integrator. We work, build and operate bespoke, technically complex, mission-critical systems which help our clients keep us all safe and secure. We bring innovation to our clients using proven and emerging technologies, agile delivery processes and our deep expertise across the breadth of space, defence, intelligence, aerospace and maritime, all underpinned by our end-to-end cyber capability. We work collaboratively with global technology companies, cutting edge SMEs and academia to deliver the optimal solution for each client. CGI was recognised in the Sunday Times Best Places to Work List 2023 and has been named one of the ‘World’s Best Employers’ by Forbes magazine. We offer a competitive salary, excellent pension, private healthcare, plus a share scheme (3.5% + 3.5% matching) which makes you a member not just an employee. We are committed to inclusivity, building a genuinely diverse community of tech talent and inspiring everyone to pursue careers in our sector, including our Armed Forces, and are proud to hold a Gold Award in recognition of our support of the Armed Forces Corporate Covenant. Join us and you’ll be part of an open, friendly community of experts. We’ll train and support you in taking your career wherever you want it to go. We are looking for a Software Developers to come and join our Secure Innovation & Advisory area which sits within the Space, Defence and Intelligence business unit here at CGI. The successful Senior Engineer can either be based out of either Gloucester or Manchester offices.
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Lead Technical Architect - Government Digital Service - G7

Government Digital & Data
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£55k-79k
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
As a GDS Lead Technical architect, you’ll share the responsibility for the digital transformation of government. You will help design and drive the technical strategy for the area you work in while ensuring alignment with broader GDS standards and goals. You’ll hold the vision for technical architecture best practice in building resilient and reliable government services and communicate this to technical and non-technical audiences alike. Lead Technical Architects often work across different teams and services. You’ll ensure that technical designs meet user needs and acceptance criteria, whilst conforming to time and budget constraints. You’ll thrive using agile methods and enjoy working collaboratively with departments and multidisciplinary teams. Above all, you’ll want to make government better, which may sometimes involve challenging the status quo. As a Lead Technical Architect, you’ll: lead by example, be a visible leader who takes responsibility and acts as a role model contribute to the development and iteration of GDS architectural and engineering practices, principles and standards design technical services or plan system integration, selecting necessary platforms and technologies to meet project requirements and user needs provide technical leadership and consultancy to both internal and external development teams, ensuring designs & solutions are fit for purpose, whilst meeting time and budget restraints build and maintain technical roadmaps, looking ahead for future opportunities or blockers, and ensuring decisions by development teams align with the strategy encourage communication across multiple teams and wider organisational areas to identify strategic requirements and dependencies help develop services by contributing code, testing technologies and producing rapid prototypes advise teams on the right mix of capabilities to achieve their roadmapped goals and desired service levels act as a digital ambassador across government, supporting recruitment, identifying good practices for GDS to adopt and sharing experiences, e.g. through blog posts, tech talks at conferences etc be involved in helping recruiting technical architects and other senior technologists, where appropriate, helping sift and interview manage, coach and mentor more junior Technical Architects as well as others in the wider software engineering community

Frequently asked questions about working as a Embedded Software Developer (IoT, Assembler, Microcontroller...)

What is the role of a Embedded Software Developer (IoT, Assembler, Microcontroller...)

The embedded software developer creates and designs various computer systems while defining the architecture of components and products.

How much does a Embedded Software Developer (IoT, Assembler, Microcontroller...) charge

The daily rate of an embedded software developer is £450, this depends on the freelancer's experience. The salary of a junior embedded software developer ranges between £28,000 and £35,000 gross per year. But by gaining experience, the embedded software developer can then expect a higher compensation, around £60,000 per year.

What is the definition of a Embedded Software Developer (IoT, Assembler, Microcontroller...)

The embedded software developer must meet the company's needs and for this purpose focuses on embedded software development. They ensure both the quality of the software, but also its sustainability, security, energy efficiency and consumption. Their mission is based on developing optimized code, while taking into account the various constraints of the platform on which they work. Moreover, their involvement in the testing phases is also important to validate the different processes and if necessary to implement technical documentation. The embedded software developer systematically performs technology monitoring to stay informed of the latest developments. They also use assembly languages such as C++ to code according to client recommendations. On a daily basis, they practice oral and written English and have excellent knowledge of general operating systems such as Linux or Windows.

What type of mission can a Embedded Software Developer (IoT, Assembler, Microcontroller...) handle

• The embedded software developer is actually a computer engineer whose mission is to develop software that will then be embedded within physical products. This type of embedded software is present in our daily lives, without even noticing its presence. For example, software capable of managing supermarket checkouts, software managing the dashboard of a connected car, or software defining the automation of a robotic arm that you can find in industry. • Given that there are numerous applications, the embedded software developer profession requires skills adapted to the environment in which it operates. It is therefore not uncommon for the job to require complementary skills in mechanics, calculation, electricity, electronics, or robotics. • On a daily basis, the embedded software developer handles the installation of computer system-related equipment, as well as their maintenance and development. • These responsibilities translate into total management of embedded software projects. They are also called upon for the development and prototyping of embedded software on the coding side. • The embedded software developer is also involved in numerous tests and validation phases with the implementation of technical documentation. • Finally, they maintain regular technological watch to take into account the latest trends.

What are the main skills of a Embedded Software Developer (IoT, Assembler, Microcontroller...)

• As mentioned previously, the embedded software developer has an excellent understanding of programming languages such as Java, C or C++. These are mandatory skills, as programming occupies a predominant place in their daily work. • But that's not all, the embedded software developer has excellent knowledge of electronics and then secondary skills related to the environment in which they operate. Thanks to their expertise in the field, they can anticipate the behavior of electronic hardware in order to adapt their coding. • Finally, they collaborate with other IT professionals, such as the embedded systems engineer to optimize their project.

What is the ideal profile for a Embedded Software Developer (IoT, Assembler, Microcontroller...)

• In order to successfully carry out their mission, the embedded software developer must be able to solve any problem. • In their field, they must be perfectionist by considering all possibilities. • Being naturally curious, this will drive them to discover new procedures and experiment with a new way of coding. • Finally, it is absolutely imperative to have perfect mastery of technical English.
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