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We are looking for a Hardware Interface embedded Engineer interested in system interface requirement verification.
Candidates with experience outside the aerospace domain (Automotive/Industrial Application) are also welcome.
Experience: 4 to 12 Years
Education: BE/BTech
Electrical/Hardware Interface profile with an interest in system level interface verification
- Knowledge of Resolver, RVDT, and LVDT interface principles - Position/angle/linear displacement measurement, Excitation/demodulation
- Hands-on experience with hardware interface details of SPI, RS422, CAN, ARINC 429/422 (protocol understanding, timing analysis, message framing, error detection)
- Ability to perform interface-level debugging using tools such as logic analyzers, protocol analyzers, and oscilloscopes