Getting an embedded software engineer job.

How did you get your start doing embedded software engineer work, and what career moves did you make to get to your current position?

Do you need a particular educational background?

Bachelors degree in Electronics, or Computer Science is required to start building your career in Embedded Software development.

One of the basic requirement is to learn Assembly level programming, and in college you will start with Intel 8080/ 8085/86 microprocessors and their assembly language programming. After that, you can learn C/C++ programming.

Then you can advance to any Real time operating system (RTOS), and Linux.

[QUOTE One of the basic requirement is to learn Assembly level Then you can advance to any Real time operating system (RTOS), and Linux.

1) in addition to assembler, you should have a good understanding of microcontroller hardware.

2) 50+% of embedded designs do not use a RTOS

Erik

erikm in Mount Airy, North Carolina said: [QUOTE One of the basic requirement is to learn Assembly level Then you can advance to any Real time operating system (RTOS), and Linux.

EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ASPIRING
iPhone/iPad Developers

Position: iPhone/iPad App Developer
Type: Full Time. Location: Mississauga

REQUIRED BACKGROUND
1. Computer Science or related degree (or equivalent experience).
2. At least two years experience in C# or C++.
3. Proficiency in Object Oriented Programming.

DESIRED REQUIREMENTS
1. Familiarity with Mac OS and experience in Objective C is an asset.
2. Ability to study on your own and attend 8 weeks training until you acquire advanced level programming skills, required for app development in Apple iPhone, Apple iPad and other platforms.

Small start-up looking for iPhone app developer ASAP! Preferably freelance developer. Willing to offer percentage of company/equity. Designs are set and ready to go as is most of the code. Need developer to put it all together and connect the dots.

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