Power Electronics Programmer

EVM is a manufacturer of electric vehicles and an engineering center. We develop, adapt, and produce electric vehicles, automotive components, and charging infrastructure for the Russian market.

Our goal is to accelerate the adoption of new technologies in Russia and make new energy transport a part of everyday life. To achieve this, we are building a complete engineering cycle: from adapting products to real operating conditions to localization, testing, and mass production.

We are looking for a Power Electronics Programmer to be responsible for the development, debugging, and support of microcontroller software in projects involving power converters, charging systems, and onboard electronics – from prototype to mass-produced product. In the near future, the key focus will be on refining the firmware prototype to a demonstration mockup with the implementation of basic control and protection functionality, as well as setting up the debugging and testing infrastructure.

Expected results in the first 3–6 months:

• Full familiarization with the codebase and architecture of the power converter: successful completion of an oral technical exam (architecture defense) before the lead engineer, confirming understanding of the interconnections between MCU, drivers, and the power section
• Testing of the developed software in collaboration with the circuit design/testing department: oscillograms of transient processes recorded, declared parameters confirmed (efficiency, protection response time, output voltage/current quality), test reports compiled
• Technical documentation for the developed software prepared: description of the architecture, register and parameter maps, firmware and product setup guide; transferred to the testing/production department and used without additional developer consultations
• Research results documented as reports/articles in the knowledge base
• Firmware prototype for the project brought to a demonstrable mockup state: basic control and protection functionality implemented
• Debugging infrastructure configured: real-time logging, telemetry via CAN/RS-485, transient process visualization utility

Your tasks will include:

Software Development for Microcontrollers

• You will develop software for GD32/STM32/Flagchip microcontrollers, participate in experimental development and commissioning of new products. Additionally, you will actively participate in the creation of new versions of power converters, charging systems, onboard electronics, and other solutions

Testing and Debugging

• You will assist in developing test benches for debugging and automated testing of the developed devices. Write unit tests

Teamwork

• You will work in a team with circuit designers, mechanical engineers, testers, analysts, and other programmers

• At least 2 years of experience in microcontroller programming
• Basic understanding of circuit design and the ability to read schematics
• Knowledge of Automatic Control Theory
• Ability to configure PID and other controllers; build cascade control loops
• Familiarity with Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
• Proficiency in soldering and working with a logic analyzer, oscilloscope, and other development equipment
• Knowledge and practical application of the FreeRTOS operating system in commercial projects
• Experience in programming and debugging STM32/GD32/Flagship microcontrollers in C.
• Experience working with peripherals: ADC, DAC, TIM, COMP, UART, CAN, and others
• Knowledge of modern development pipelines: GCC, CMake, Git, unit testing
• Experience in team development and the ability to read others' code

What will set you apart:

• Presence of pet projects
• Experience programming automotive electronics, charging stations, or electric motor inverters
• Experience with CAN, LIN, OBDII, Ethernet, J1939
• Experience with HRTIM and CORDIC peripherals
• Knowledge of MISRA, AUTOSAR, ISO26262 standards
• Knowledge of Linux
• Ability to work in Altium

• Work in an innovative technology company
• A team of professionals who care
• Training, development, and rapid growth within the company
• Truly inspiring tasks and projects you'll want to talk about
• Competitive salary (amount to be determined with the candidate after the interview)
• Official employment, benefits, and guarantees in full compliance with the Labor Code of the Russian Federation
• Voluntary Medical Insurance (including dental and psychological support) after the probationary period
• Meal allowance (800 rubles/day)
• Regular corporate events
• Financial assistance and support in emergency situations