GE Vernova - Wilmington, NC
posted about 1 month ago
Full-time - Mid Level
Remote - Wilmington, NC
Utilities
About the position
The I&C (Instrumentation & Controls) Embedded Software Engineer plays a crucial role within the I&C Engineering team at GE Hitachi, focusing on the design and implementation of electronic hardware and software for I&C systems in Nuclear Power Plants. This position requires strong technical problem-solving skills, effective communication, and collaboration with various teams to deliver high-quality engineering software.
Responsibilities
- Develop creative solutions to complex engineering problems.
- Prepare design specifications and develop software.
- Perform module testing and integration testing of designs.
- Conduct code reviews and verify design specifications.
- Engage with customers to define project scope and discuss technical risks.
- Establish effective work plans with time and schedule estimates.
- Provide clear analysis documentation according to GE engineering procedures.
- Manage time effectively to deliver quality work within project timelines.
- Communicate work status effectively to leadership.
- Manage multiple priorities efficiently.
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree in electrical, computer, or software engineering from an accredited college or university.
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in embedded software development.
- Knowledge of common computer languages and software development tools (Version control, IDEs, Debuggers, etc.).
- Experience with coding conventions, unit testing, and integration testing of software.
Nice-to-haves
- Experience solving technical challenges using common design patterns.
- Effective use of data structures and algorithms.
- Understanding of coding standards that meet desired functionality.
- Leadership experience inside or outside the classroom.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Proactive learning of new tools and promoting their adoption.
Benefits
- Relocation Assistance Provided
- Professional development opportunities
- Challenging career paths
- Competitive compensation
