Embedded Systems Engineer (BMS)

About the role

Analog Devices is looking for an Embedded Systems Engineer in Limerick with a strong background in Embedded C, Python and system-level development. This is a customer-facing role involving hands-on development and direct technical interaction with customers and internal stakeholders, helping bring advanced battery management system (BMS) products to life through embedded software, hardware integration and algorithm support.

Key responsibilities

• Develop and test embedded firmware in Embedded C for real-time BMS controllers.
• Design low-level drivers and system interfaces using I2C, SPI and CAN.
• Use Python for test automation, scripting and system-level validation.
• Work with PCB schematics and collaborate with hardware teams on bring-up and debugging.
• Support and validate battery algorithms (e.g. SoC, SoH).
• Interface with customers on system integration, troubleshooting and performance tuning.
• Deliver demos, validation packages and technical handoffs, and perform lab validation with oscilloscopes, amplifiers and function generators.
• Create technical documentation and contribute to reference designs, test reports and customer deliverables.

Required profile

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical, Electronics or Computer Engineering.
• 4-8 years of experience in embedded firmware/system development.
• Ability to read and interpret PCB schematics and component-level hardware designs.
• Strong problem-solving, debugging and customer-facing communication skills.

Required skills

• Proficiency in Embedded C and low-level microcontroller development.
• Strong Python skills for scripting, test automation or validation.
• Deep understanding of I2C, SPI and CAN protocols.
• Solid experience with oscilloscopes, amplifiers, function generators and other lab instruments.

Nice to have: battery management or power electronics experience, MATLAB/Simulink, AUTOSAR, ISO 26262/IEC 61508 and automotive tools such as CANoe, CANalyzer and INCA. Travel is required about 10% of the time, on the first shift.