Graduate Embedded Engineer

Write the firmware that brings hardware to life - the code on the microcontroller that makes a rugged radio talk, a fuel meter measure, and a connected device behave when it's far from the nearest screen. Early on you'll learn beside engineers who've shipped firmware running in thousands of devices today, reviewing your work and explaining the why, and you'll watch your code move something in the real world. The Work - You'll learn embedded for real - firmware on microcontrollers, talking to sensors and peripherals through drivers, handling communications, and writing code that stays reliable on constrained hardware - always under senior engineers who guide and review your work. You'll take small, mentored features from idea to running on a board, and explore where your strengths lie across your first year. You'll thrive here if - you like code that moves something in the physical world, you enjoy the puzzle of doing a lot with very little memory and power, and you learn fastest with someone experienced beside you - in Pretoria, in person. Code that fails gets a stack trace. Firmware that fails gets a service call — and that's what makes this worth learning properly.