Embedded Software Engineer in DNA325

Requirements: 

- 3+ years as Embedded Software Engineer;

- At least Advanced English;

- DevOps experience with tools like Ansible, chef, puppet, etc.;

- Experience with analogue to digital signal processing;

- Experience with SIP/VoIP protocols & technology;

- Extremely proficient with Linux on embedded architectures;

- Hands-on experience working with low-level C programming and embedded development;

- Detailed understanding of TCP & UDP protocols;

- Experience with Python and web development a plus;

- Experience with routers, device management, and TR-069 / STUN;

- Experience with test-driven development and automated testing frameworks;

- Solid understanding of VPN, OpenVPN and PPTP;

understanding of the OSI model;

- B1/B2 Visa for the USA (it will not disqualify the candidate);

- Availability to overlap at least 6 hours with Eastern Timezone business hours (8 am to 5 pm).

Important Soft Skills:

- Ability to conduct technological analyses and research;

- Leadership and organizational abilities;

- Strategic thinking and problem-solving aptitude;

- Ability to actively communicate, inspire and motivate all levels of staff;

- Ability to think and act strategically and proactively;

- Strong communication & presentation skills working with executives and customers;

- Good at problem-solving, training others.

Responsibilities:

- Analysis, design, and development of tests and test-automation suites;

- Designing and developing a processing platform using various configuration management technologies;

- Testing software development methodology in an agile environment;

- Maintaining, supporting, and enhancing existing systems and platforms;

- Collaborating with business users, project managers, and other engineers to achieve elegant solutions that suit all parties;

- Providing recommendations for continuous improvement;

- Working as part of a team that strives to elevate technology and consistently apply best practices;

- Enhancing the existing system through new initiatives and programs;

- Writing technical documentation that is accessible to colleagues, partners and end-users;

- Leading embedded development initiatives with peer engineers;

- Channelling feedback from others into the product development strategy to drive improvements.