Skill
Microcontroller
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
A microcontroller is a compact integrated circuit containing a processor core, memory, and programmable input/output peripherals, designed to control a specific function within an embedded system. Engineers and hobbyists use microcontrollers (like the Arduino or ESP32) to build devices ranging from household appliances to industrial automation and IoT products. They are fundamental to embedded systems engineering and electronics prototyping.
Open roles requiring Microcontroller (2)
Manager, Application Software Engineering
Mercury Marine
Full-time · Oshkosh, WI · $118,400 – $174,000
Lead a team of software engineers and developers building consumer-facing marine applications, firmware, and IoT solutions at Mercury Marine. This role suits experienced engineering managers comfortable with hybrid work, cross-functional coordination, and hands-on technical oversight across embedded systems, mobile, and cloud platforms.
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RF Systems Test Engineer
Lynk Global
Chantilly, VA
This role involves designing, building, and automating test systems for satellite RF phased array antenna hardware, requiring hands-on electronics work with lab equipment and embedded systems. It suits engineers with RF or aerospace backgrounds who enjoy both hardware troubleshooting and writing test automation software.
Listed on Lynk Global’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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