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Embedded Developer

India>Maharashtra>L&T Innovation Campus, PowaiSoftware Engineering

Listed on Larsen & Toubro’s official careers site. Posted October 7, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The person should have working with PCB design and development. The job requires both hardware as well as firmware development skills. The person will be responsible for architecture design, firmware development, testing and validation of PCBs. The person should undestand processor architecture, FPGA architecture, PCB schematic design, layout checking, firmware development on embedded C or C and should be capable of testing and validation.

Any experience of working with videos or handling video signals would be an added bonus. The person should be capable of understanding system level requirements and distilling them to PCB level technical requirements. He / she will be the point of contact with our vendors with whom we will do hardware detail design (schematic) and also layout. The person should be willing to travel to sites for testing and validation purposes.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Engineering (BE)

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