Embedded Systems Engineer Battery Management Systems
NXP Semiconductors1 day ago
Eindhoven, NetherlandsEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Develop embedded software for automotive battery management systems.
- Program in C, C++, MATLAB, Python, and/or Bash on Linux systems.
- Work with embedded processors, development boards, hardware evaluation boards, kernels, and system images.
- Use ARM cross-compilation toolchains and embedded software build systems such as Yocto and OpenEmbedded.
- Build board support packages and integrate individual system building blocks.
- Contribute to innovative automotive system prototypes and collaborate with customers, universities, research institutes, and internal business lines.
Requirements
- Recent graduate with a BSc, MSc, or PDEng in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Automotive Technologies, or an equally relevant technical specialization.
- Experience in software engineering on embedded platforms.
- Programming experience in C, C++, MATLAB, Python, and/or Bash.
- Interest in embedded processors, hardware evaluation boards, board support packages, kernels, and images.
- Ability and willingness to learn new technical skills, languages, and systems and integrate system building blocks.
- Excellent written and verbal English communication skills and experience working in multicultural projects or teams.
- Affinity with battery management systems, knowledge of electronics design, or familiarity with the semiconductor or automotive field is beneficial.
About NXP Semiconductors
NXP Semiconductors designs and supplies microcontrollers, application processors (i.MX), analog/RF, secure connectivity, and automotive chips for OEMs in automotive, industrial/IoT, mobile, and communications infrastructure markets. A public company (NASDAQ: NXPI) founded in 2006 and headquartered in Eindhoven, it sells silicon, software, and reference designs, and supports customers with BSPs and development tools. Notable lines include i.MX processors, S32 automotive platforms, NFC and secure elements, radar, and power management devices.