Who we are currently looking for
C++/Embedded Software Engineers, Electronics Engineers & Mechanics Engineers (all genders)
At Zühlke, we develop, design, test, and engineer product and system innovations for start-ups and established manufacturers of household appliances, industrial goods, and medical products. Whether the subject is fleet management systems for self-navigating tunnel boring machines, digital piggy banks or an infusion pump for clinics, embedded engineering means interdisciplinary cooperation. Mechanical engineering, electrical technologies and software design all work together towards the goal of developing a desired device. Our colleagues from these disciplines are specialists in their respective fields and share the enthusiasm for an approach that gives equal importance to agility and to enabling early integration of the various professions with one another.
Meet our colleagues
Florian is laying out a PCB after a circuit diagram has been completed. He can be seen positioning components, drawing current tracks and creating copper surfaces on different layers of the PCB.
Marco is working here with Node-RED, a tool for visual programming. This allows you to create, for example, a web-based dashboard for visualising sensor data from an IOT device, and to do it quickly and with very little code. In his project, we use Node-RED for device simulations so that testers with little programming experience can easily change the behaviour of the simulated device as needed without depending on software developers.
David is looking at decoded signals recorded with a logic analyser. He checks that the communication via USB and the translation into another protocol are running without errors.
David and Julia are discussing a software design for an inheritance hierarchy of parameters. The sketch distinguishes between two types of parameters that are passed through a client using two queues. They consider how the messages would have to be transformed when forwarded.
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