Senior Embedded Software Engineer

Vor 6 Stunden

Erding, Bavaria, Deutschland Lateration GmbH Vollzeit

Key Facts

Location: Germany (Erding / On-Site Hybrid)
Language: German (Native/Fluent) & English (Fluent)
Compensation: Depending on your experience, performance, and background (€80k–€120k)


The Mission & Role

While others design the circuits, you make the silicon think. You own the embedded software that turns ARM-Cortex processors into reliable, real-world systems. You write the firmware that lives close to the metal, understands the physics of the hardware, and delivers clean, deterministic behavior under real operating conditions. Part low-level architect, part pragmatic problem-solver, part team player who prefers solutions over new problems. You don’t just write code — you take full ownership of the software foundation our products depend on.


What You Will Do

  • Embedded Firmware Development: You design, implement, and maintain firmware for ARM-Cortex based systems (Cortex-M, Cortex-A, or similar). You work close to the hardware — registers, peripherals, interrupts, timers, DMA, and real-time constraints.
  • Hardware-Software Interface: You bring up new boards, write drivers, and ensure clean interaction between firmware and the underlying electronics. You understand what the signals on the scope actually mean.
  • Physics-Aware Engineering: You treat physics as a first-class citizen. Thermal behavior, signal integrity, timing, power domains, and real-world noise are part of your daily thinking — not afterthoughts.
  • Independent Ownership: You plan, prioritize, and execute your work autonomously. You identify risks early, propose solutions, and drive topics from concept to working, tested firmware.
  • Team Collaboration: You communicate openly and honestly. You share knowledge, give and take feedback directly, and contribute to a culture that values clarity over politics.
  • Solution Focus: You actively look for robust, maintainable solutions. When problems appear, you own them and resolve them instead of creating new ones.

Your first 5 months – What You’ll Be Proud to Have Achieved