Embedded Software Engineer (Yocto / Embedded Linux) - South Cambridge - Hybrid. An Embedded Software Engineer with experience working across both Embedded Linux and broader embedded work as well as having a good understanding of electronics principles will provide technical solutions to a range of challenging projects as a key member of a thriving Technical Consultancy. Working closely with customers, you’ll have the opportunity to work on Linux-based systems as well as bare-metal, RTOS, device drivers, algorithms and communications protocols. Due to the nature of many sensitive projects you must be a British Passport holder. Hybrid working is offered (3 days office / 2 WFH), a generous salary and benefits to include a Company Bonus Scheme, Private Healthcare, 10% Company pension contribution, Life Assurance, 25 days holiday and much more. The Embedded Software Engineer (Yocto / Embedded Linux) should bring the following: * A minimum of a 2.1 Bachelors/Masters Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronics or similar. * Proven commercial Embedded software design experience. * Embedded Linux development including device trees, user-space / kernel-space, and SoC platforms. * Experience of Yocto. * Real-Time Embedded C/C++ development. * Experience with high level programming language/s such as Python. * Broader embedded experience such as RTOS, bare metal systems, Algorithms and communication protocols. * Adaptability, an ambition for learning and excellent problem-solving skills. * Strong customer facing skills and motivation to work in a Consultancy environment. Of particular interest is experience of open architecture standards such as OpenCPI, STICS and/or SOSA. In this Embedded Software Engineer (Yocto / Embedded Linux) role you will contribute to the design, build and test of embedded systems across a wide range of applications including robotics, sensing, communications and IoT devices. As part of a multi-disciplinary team you’ll support projects from concept through to delivery, working collaboratively with FPGA and electronics teams