Embedded C C++ SPI I2C UART RTLS STM32
1. Could you introduce yourself and tell us about you? Your current / recent jobs and employers? Previous companies and jobs? He’s an Embedded Software Engineer in Japan and with almost 7 years of experience now; he has worked with a lot of embedded projects including RTLS, I2C, SPI, communication protocols, and more. He is currently with XXXX, part of XXXX, as a Senior Embedded Software Engineer where he is developing a software for real-time location tracking device, work on tags to locate personnel and assets information, and provide RLTS and BLE-based system in general for their customers. He is also involved with debugging systems, using Embedded C for developing firmware, and has experience with RTOS. On a daily basis, he gets tasks delegated from the CTO, develop each tasks such as functionalities before deadline, and provide project proposals when needed; he also sometimes visit client site for investigation and installation of their devices. He started off as a Software Engineer for the same company back in India. 2. What skill(s) / experience would you self-describe as strongest or specialist in? Strongest skill would be his experience in Embedded C and C++ since he has developed his skills in that throughout the seven years of his career; he’s also strong with debugging and using different tools to do that such as oscilloscopes, logic analyser, measurement tools, and more. For communication protocol, he’s proficient with SPI, I2C, UART, and expertise is more on wireless including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi; has worked with different boards including STM32 and nRF52. 3. Do you have the lists of key criteria’s according to the clients’ requirements? He has almost 7 year of experience in embedded software development, mostly using Embedded C, and is involved with the whole architecture especially software design, hands-on development, up to implementation. Proficient with different lab equipment as well for debugging, testing, and frequently works with schematics and data sheets for their tag devices.
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