Embedded Engineer

Snapshot of the Role As an Embedded Engineer I, you will support the design, development, testing, troubleshooting, and launch of embedded hardware and software solutions for off‑highway market equipment. This is a highly hands‑on role with a strong hardware focus, including circuit debugging, wire harness builds, PCB rework, test fixture development, supplier support, and light coding for test scripts. What You’ll Be Doing: Support embedded hardware and software development, testing, debugging, deployment, and product launch activities. Build and troubleshoot wire harnesses, test fixtures, printed circuit board assemblies, and prototype hardware using tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, test probes, and soldering equipment. Create and improve documentation, standard operating procedures, test methods, troubleshooting processes, DFMEAs, simulations, and validation activities. Use engineering tools such as LTspice, Altium, Git, MATLAB/Simulink, Embedded C, IDEs, debuggers, and software validation and verification processes. Partner with internal teams and external suppliers to support prototype and production run‑offs, supplier development, and project execution. What You’ll Need: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related engineering field; hands‑on co‑op, internship, project, or club experience may be especially helpful for recent graduates. Experience or strong interest in embedded hardware and software, including Embedded C, circuit debugging, electrical schematics, and lab tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, and soldering equipment. Comfort working in a hands‑on, hardware‑focused role with the ability to learn quickly, take direction, troubleshoot independently, and make sound decisions with limited or ambiguous information. Strong communication, teamwork, documentation, and follow‑through skills with the ability to collaborate across engineering, manufacturing, quality, and supplier teams. Preferred experience includes MATLAB/Simulink, Git, Altium, LTspice, PCB rework, soldering, IPC certification, CANbus, RTOS, SPI, I2C, DMA, ARM microprocessors, software requirements, test plans, and FMEA processes. Authorized to work in the United States. What We Offer: A hands‑on engineering role where you can build, test, troubleshoot, and see your work directly support customer solutions. The opportunity to grow from a hardware‑focused role into broader embedded software, project engineering, senior technical, or leadership paths based on your interests and strengths. A collaborative, fast‑paced environment where you will learn from experienced engineers, contribute to process improvements, and support innovative products with real‑world impact. Who We Are: Imagine a place where your career can soar, where innovation meets excellence, and where your contributions truly matter. Welcome to Husco. Here, you’ll find the freedom to shape your work and leave a lasting impact. We believe in empowering you to grow personally and professionally, continuously enhancing your skills and knowledge. Your role at Husco goes beyond the ordinary – you’ll be at the forefront of supporting teams that develop innovative hydraulic and electro‑mechanical systems that enhance efficiency and performance. These products make a real difference globally, building the communities we live in, growing the food that feeds us, and enhancing transportation around the world. Join our vibrant, industry‑leading team and experience a culture that values your creativity, dedication, and drive. Together, we’re not just achieving goals; we’re resetting new standards and making a positive impact every day. (HUSCO IS PROUD TO BE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.) #J-18808-Ljbffr Husco International, Inc.