| Job Vacancy: Senior Software Engineer [message #25592] |
Wed, 06 May 2009 12:15 |
 Klaus McDonald-Maier
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Registered: July 2009 |
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Job Vacancy: Senior Software Engineer
Currently, UltraSoC Technologies Ltd is seeking an experienced and
dedicated engineer to contribute the creation of an Integrated Development
Environment (IDE), based on Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT), which
will demonstrate the advantages its Silicon IP UltraDebug, an advanced
multi-processor System-on-Chip (SoC) debug support platform.
This opportunity will be both challenging and exciting, as UltraSoC looks
to push the boundaries of debugging applications based on multi-processor
core SoC devices through advanced Silicon IP and impressive supporting
tools. Applicants should be outstanding engineers with excellent
leadership and team skills who are keen to work in a dynamic,
leading-edge, start-up that comprises engineers from both commercial and
academic backgrounds. UltraSoC will reward excellence with a competitive
remuneration package, including share options. As an expanding start-up,
UltraSoC provides a special opportunity for talented individuals to grow
with the Company.
A successful applicant will have the opportunity to work at UltraSoCs
facilities in Cambridge or Colchester.
About UltraSoC: www.ultrasoc.com
UltraSoC Technologies is an independent provider of System-on-Chip (SoC)
infrastructures that enable rapid development of embedded systems based on
advanced SoC devices. It is developing UltraDebugTM, a highly flexible and
generically compatible SoC debug support platform, which will provide
superior application-level debugging and profiling that speeds development
and lowers costs. It is being designed to support SoC devices that combine
multiple processor and peripheral cores from different providers and
through elegance will afford a highly compact implementation. By utilizing
UltraDebugTM, SoC vendors can establish consistency for their product
line, even when they utilize different architectures or a processor core
is changed between designs.
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