Would you like to join a truly international, talent driven company that values Safety, Ethics, Quality, Innovation and Employee Opportunity? Otis Elevator is on the lookout for an Embedded Senior Software Engineer to join our team in developing embedded software for our commercial elevator products. The ideal candidate will thrive in a collaborative team environment and be open to guidance from senior team members as they design and develop embedded controls for our elevators. We're seeking someone who is talented, highly motivated, and forward-thinking, with a strong commitment to learning and adaptability. Excellent communication skills are essential to ensure alignment across the organization. Additionally, the candidate must adhere to the Otis Absolutes of Safety, Ethics, and Quality. On a typical day you will: Engage in embedded system software development, focusing on devices/system interaction and troubleshooting throughout the software development lifecycle, from concept to production. Coordinate various project activities for elevator control system components, including control boards and field tools. Implement software features and change requests in embedded software for elevator systems using high-level C/C++ language. Develop and execute unit and integration tests in an engineering lab environment, utilizing hardware simulators. Document test procedures, results, software requirements, and design implementation details. Quickly adapt to and understand the existing complex environment, including elevator control hardware and its interfaces with other system components. Conduct regression testing to support software releases and enhance existing elevator control software with new features. Manage configuration control and change management of new software, troubleshoot field issues, and provide appropriate software solutions. Adhere to established coding standards and promote code reviews to ensure the delivery of high-cohesion software. Work on both legacy elevator controls and new product development initiatives.