Embedded C++ Developer

seeking a skilled C++ / Linux Embedded Developer to contribute to the development and enhancement of the Power Xpert Quality Event Analysis System (PXQ), a cutting-edge power quality monitoring solution. This role involves working on embedded systems that support real-time analytics, waveform capture, and advanced diagnostics for mission-critical power infrastructure.

Key Responsibilities :

Design, develop, and maintain embedded software modules in C++ for Linux-based platforms.

Implement features for waveform capture, and real-time event diagnostics.

Collaborate with hardware and systems engineering teams to integrate software with PXQ hardware modules.

Develop and maintain Board Support Packages (BSPs), device drivers, and middleware components.

Ensure high-precision time stamping and event sequence analysis capabilities.

Participate in Agile development cycles, including sprint planning, code reviews, and testing.

Support continuous integration and deployment using tools like Git, Jenkins, and JIRA.

Required Qualifications :

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related field.

5+ years of experience in embedded software development using C++ on Linux.

Strong understanding of Linux kernel, multithreading, IPC, and shell scripting.

Experience with industrial communication protocols (e.g., Modbus, BACnet, TCP / IP).

Familiarity with power systems, waveform analysis, and real-time data processing.

Pi-square technologies is a Michigan (USA) Headquartered Automotive Embedded Engineering Services company, Synergy Partner for major OEMs and Tier 1s and their implementation partners in Automotive Embedded Product Development, Projects, Requirements Analysis, Software Design, Software Implementation, Efficient Build, Release Process, and turnkey software V & V Services. We have more than 20+ years of industry expertise with specialization in the latest cutting-edge automotive technologies such as Infotainment, connected vehicles, Cyber security, OTA, and Advanced Safety / Body electronics.