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Associate Engineering Manager- Embedded Product
CardiffSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this hands-on leadership role, you will build and lead a Cardiff-based embedded engineering team delivering next-generation desktop and embedded readers built on a common platform with PACS. You’ll drive technical direction, Scrum Master duties, and cross-organisation collaboration to extend the platform while meeting IDT-specific needs. You will recruit, mentor, and develop engineers, shaping architecture decisions that define the reader portfolio for years. This role combines people leadership with hands-on engineering impact in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment.
Pay / Benefits
Competitive salary and rewards package
Competitive benefits and annual leave
Vibrant, inclusive culture
Extensive career development opportunities
Global organization with growth opportunities
Supportive, mentoring environment
Responsibilities
Lead and recruit a new embedded team in Cardiff, including onboarding and career development
Provide technical direction, code/design reviews, and maintain coding standards
Drive cross-organisational collaboration with PACS, translating product needs into platform backlog
Own delivery of incremental features for IDT desktop and embedded readers on the common platform
Serve as Scrum Master and collaborate with Product Owner on backlog and sprint goals
Define test and CI strategy, embed SSDLC, and ensure secure development practices
Coordinate work with engineers from Krakow, Chennai and La Ciotat and manage interfaces
Communicate delivery status to stakeholders and escalate risks early
Key requirements
7+ years of embedded software development experience
Strong C proficiency for resource-constrained systems
Experience with ARM Cortex-M and an RTOS (Zephyr preferred)
Leadership experience mentoring or guiding teams
Ability to operate in a matrix organisation and represent a business unit
Fluent with git-based version control, unit testing, and CI/CD
Understanding of hardware design and bring-up processes
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