Develop and maintain embedded applications and LabVIEW solutions across the SDLC. Work with hardware teams on board and OS bring-up, device driver development, and hardware interface integration. Perform HIL testing, debug and optimize embedded software, ensure regulatory compliance (D0-178), and collaborate with systems, hardware, and verification engineers.
Job Overview:
We are looking for an experienced LabVIEW NI Engineer to join our engineering team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Participate in the complete Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) including requirements analysis, architecture/design, implementation, integration, and testing.
- Develop and maintain embedded applications using C/C++.
- Work closely with hardware teams on board bring-up, OS bring-up, and device driver development.
- Develop and integrate hardware interface solutions for embedded platforms.
- Ensure regulatory compliance with customer safety and security standards.
- Debug, test, and optimize embedded software for performance and reliability.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including hardware, systems, and verification engineers.
Required Skills:
• Hardware in the loop (HIL) testing
• Expertise with National Instruments hardware / LabVIEW
- Ensure regulatory compliance with customer safety and security standards D0-178.
- experience in Embedded C/C++ development.
- Hands-on experience with board bring-up, OS bring-up, and device driver development.
- Experience with hardware interfaces such as:UART,USB,Ethernet,I2C,SPI,RS232 / RS422
- Knowledge of communication protocols including:
- CAN,TCP/IP,UDP
Additional qualifications that are highly desirable:
- MIL-STD-882E and JSSSEH
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