Honeywell prides itself on excelling in a highly competitive market by providing state of the art airport lighting solutions that enhance aviation safety and operational efficiency. Engineers at Honeywell continuously adapt to and leverage the latest and future-focused technologies, ensuring that our solutions remain at the forefront of the industry. Airport lighting systems are a critical component of airfield operations, providing accurate guidance to pilots during takeoff, landing, and ground movement under all weather and visibility conditions. These cutting-edge systems require highly skilled engineers who work with advanced control algorithms, robust communication networks, real-time monitoring systems, and stringent safety standards to ensure maximum reliability and uninterrupted operation. As part of this motivated team, you are expected to contribute and excel across all phases of product development, from concept and design through implementation, verification, certification, and successful product delivery.

Your role will also include overseeing,



supervising and reviewing tasks performed by team members to ensure effective execution of work; managing end‑to‑end processes and projects for both internal and external clients with responsibility for timely and accurate delivery; issuing clear instructions and directions to team members on tasks to be performed; and mentoring and guiding junior colleagues to support their skill development, professional growth, and overall success

Responsibilities
Key Responsibilities
• You will be responsible for developing Device drivers, Embedded applications in an RTOS or bare-metal environment
• You will be responsible for creating the requirement specs for device drivers, bootloaders, embedded application based on system specification
• Derive requirements from schematics and technical specifications; create detailed design and test specifications; implement features; and perform unit testing.
• You should follow the ap

📌 Embedded Engr II (India)
🏢 Honeywell
📍 India