Senior Embedded Software Engineer

Senior / Principal Embedded Software Engineer Location: Leeds (Hybrid - 2 days onsite) Salary: £60,000 – £80,000 (Flexible based on experience) The Role We are looking for a Senior Embedded Software Engineer to take full ownership of the firmware function for a global leader in MedTech. This is a unique "sole authority" position where you will be the most senior software voice in the business, responsible for setting the technical direction for life-changing mechatronic devices. You will split your time between developing next-generation platforms and maintaining existing product firmware. This is a hands-on role involving close collaboration with mechanical and electronics teams to ensure seamless integration of software with physical hardware. Key Responsibilities * Full Ownership: Manage the development and maintenance of product firmware and custom internal tools, such as manufacturing test rigs. * Process Leadership: Own the software risk assessments, source control (Git), and build processes. * Standards & Compliance: Set documentation standards that support product compliance in a regulated environment. * Technical Strategy: Work with external partners, contribute to technical briefs, and upskill non-software colleagues in software-adjacent tasks. Requirements * Experience: At least 5+ years of hands-on experience with C/C++ in embedded systems. * Mechatronics: Proven experience managing live sensor data and motor control. * Regulated Industry: A background in Medical, Aerospace, Automotive, or similar sectors where documentation and risk management (ISO/IEC) are standard. * Autonomy: Comfortable being the only software engineer in the room and explaining technical concepts to non-experts. * Tools: Proficient with microprocessor peripherals, version control, and ideally electronic test equipment like oscilloscopes. The role offers a hybrid working pattern (baseline 2 days onsite in Leeds), with more time required during critical build and test phases. Please apply within to be considered