15 hours ago
Pune, IndiaEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, test, debug, secure, deploy, integrate, and maintain embedded device software.
- Analyze software requirements and collaborate with users and product owners on modifications.
- Architect solutions and direct others while performing hands-on software development.
- Develop and maintain software, test environments, and software enhancements using embedded C/C++.
- Apply agile software development methods and keep current with technical developments.
- Work with RTOS-based systems, ARM architectures, and device interfaces including USB, Ethernet, I2C, SPI, UART, and timers.
Requirements
- Bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical/Electronics, Information Systems, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or Information Technology, or equivalent.
- 4–9 years of proven experience in embedded systems.
- Required experience developing embedded applications using C++ and C.
- Required experience with RTOS and ThreadX; FreeRTOS knowledge is preferred.
- Experience with ARM architecture and ARM microcontrollers.
- Experience developing software for the medical industry or another highly regulated industry.
- Preferred knowledge of IEC 62304, FDA guidance for medical device development, and other medical-device regulatory standards.
- Experience with real-time operating systems, agile software development, and preferably SAFe.
- Knowledge of safety concepts, FMEA, the V-model, and SDLC.
- Strong communication, collaboration, and influencing skills.
Benefits
- Office-based work arrangement requiring in-person work at least three days per week.
About Philips
Philips builds medical imaging, patient monitoring, image-guided therapy, and connected-care software and devices for hospitals and clinicians, plus select personal health products. Revenue comes from hardware, software, and services, including SaaS via its HealthSuite cloud. Founded in 1891 and headquartered in Amsterdam, Philips is a public company listed in Amsterdam and on the NYSE (PHG), serving health systems worldwide.