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Key Responsibilities: Design and develop embedded firmware for BLDC & PMSM motor control (3-phase sensor-less) applications. Implement and optimize control algorithms such as FOC (Field-Oriented Control) or sensor-less techniques. Work on motor start-up, speed control, torque control, MTPA, field weakening and efficiency optimization. Interface with hardware components like microcontrollers, drivers, and power electronics. Debug and troubleshoot embedded systems and motor performance issues. Collaborate with hardware and system engineering teams for product development. Perform testing, validation, and documentation of firmware. Skills and Experience Required: BE / BTech / ME / MTech in Electrical, Electronics or equivalent Field with 3 to 5 Years of working exp. on Embedded C/C++ Programming Strong hands-on experience with BLDC motor control (sensor-less preferred) Proficiency in Embedded C/C++ Programming Experience with microcontrollers (e.g., STM32, Infineon XMC, TI C2000, or similar) Good understanding of PWM, ADC, timers, interrupts, and real-time systems Knowledge of communication protocols (CAN, UART, SPI, I2C) Knowledge of control algorithms such as FOC, PID control. Familiarity with debugging tools (oscilloscope, logic analyzer, etc.) Understanding of power electronics and motor drivers Experience with automotive or industrial motor control systems Exposure to safety standards and compliance Strong problem-solving and analytical skills Good communication and teamwork abilities Ability to work independently and handle multiple tasks Location: Pune, Maharashtra .
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