Senior Embedded Systems Engineer – GC/LC (Woodbridge, CAN)
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PerkinElmer
📍 vaughan, on, Canada
Job Description
Overview
The Embedded System Engineer will develop firmware for Gas Chromatography instrumentation, Auto‑Samplers, sample preparation devices, and mass spectrometers—including PerkinElmer Clarus, GC2400, HS2400, MS2400, TurboMatrix, and potentially NexION and QSight instruments. The role involves close collaboration with software, electrical, and mechanical teams. Responsibilities
Design, develop, or update gas chromatography firmware, control systems, and programmable logic devices. Translate requirements into specifications and architect embedded system solutions. Contribute to the conceptualization, design, and development of new Chromatography and Mass Spec products. Collaborate with solution architects and developers for solution design. Identify subsystems and interfaces, ensuring documented architecture is followed. Mitigate technical risks and keep up to date on industry trends. Analyze emerging embedded systems technologies and translate implications into eff...
The Embedded System Engineer will develop firmware for Gas Chromatography instrumentation, Auto‑Samplers, sample preparation devices, and mass spectrometers—including PerkinElmer Clarus, GC2400, HS2400, MS2400, TurboMatrix, and potentially NexION and QSight instruments. The role involves close collaboration with software, electrical, and mechanical teams. Responsibilities
Design, develop, or update gas chromatography firmware, control systems, and programmable logic devices. Translate requirements into specifications and architect embedded system solutions. Contribute to the conceptualization, design, and development of new Chromatography and Mass Spec products. Collaborate with solution architects and developers for solution design. Identify subsystems and interfaces, ensuring documented architecture is followed. Mitigate technical risks and keep up to date on industry trends. Analyze emerging embedded systems technologies and translate implications into eff...