Embedded Hardware Engineer

• Fundamentals in Electronics
  
• Reading datasheets and Schematics
  
• Circuit design and analysis
  
• Microcontroller architectures
  
• Circuit debugging
  
• PCB designing
  
• Electrical engineering
  
• JTAG for production and testing
  
• Effective use of tools like Multimeters, Spectroscopes, and Oscilloscopes and Soldering
  

Requirements

• Sensing the temperature, pressure, and humidity
  
• Sending the data to a display connected through an SPI interface.
  
• Sending the same data to the network, through an Ethernet interface
  
• Able to log the data through the USB interface.
  
• Able to power the device through a micro-USB connector.
  

Benefits

The benefits of being an embedded hardware engineer include the ability to work on cutting-edge technology and the opportunity to work on a wide range of projects. Embedded hardware engineers are responsible for the research, design, development, and testing of computer systems and components, including routers, memory devices, circuit boards, networks, and processors. They design devices. used in manufactured products that incorporate processors and other computer components and that connect to the internet. This could include newer automobiles, home appliances, and medical devices, which have internet-ready computer systems built into them. They ensure that computer hardware components work together with the latest and most current software. They design new computer hardware and create schematics of computer equipment to be built and test their design. They analyze the test results and they modify the design, if needed.