Job listing
(Junior) C/C++ Software Developer (M/F/D)
We are SECOR Chips & Library GmbH—an innovative startup based in Gräfelfing near Munich and part of the SECOR Group. We specialize in the development and provision of standardized semiconductors and software solutions for the automotive industry. With our revolutionary SDV CONCEPT (Software Defined Vehicle), we are setting new standards in the industry and offering OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) significant advantages in development, production, and after-sales service.
This is what you can expect
- Development and, in some cases, integration of functions related to engine control and the battery management system (BMS)
- Independent programming of various components and software modules
- Development of control algorithms for central locking, vehicle lighting, speedometers, indicator lights, and information systems
- Development of Regulation and Control Functions
- Regulation and Control Functions
We offer you this
- Working at an innovative startup in its early stages
- Flat hierarchies and the opportunity to quickly take on responsibility
- Close collaboration with the founders themselves
- Diverse, exciting tasks in a pleasant work environment
- A direct, tangible impact on the product
This is what you bring with you
- A bachelor's degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or a comparable field
- In-depth knowledge of embedded and/or Linux software development
- Excellent programming skills in C and C++; initial experience with Rust is a plus
- Interest in and initial experience with low-level programming and Linux system/application development
- Knowledge of communication protocols (e.g., Ethernet with IP, CAN, LIN) is desirable
- An independent and structured approach to work
- Fluency in German and a good command of English
Are you interested in contributing value to our start-up and growing with us? Then we look forward to receiving your application (preferably as a PDF file) at HR@secor.group. For any questions, please contact our representative, Bianca Tunger.