Job Description Who will you be working with? Bach-Simpson is the lead Event Recorder OEM in the North American Transit market.

It designs, develops, and maintains various electronic equipment for trains.

The monitoring team in this division is responsible for the Bach-Simpson monitoring products and projects.

How will you make a difference? As a member of the software team in Bach-Simpson, you will report to the Software Manager.

You will be responsible for maintaining existing and architecting and implementing new software solutions across a range of technologies including embedded Linux and PC software.

What do we want to know about you? The following are the required qualifications for this role: Bachelor’s degree in software engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology or a closely related field Minimum 5 years professional experience with the C programming language Demonstrable passion for programming (pet projects, contributions to open-source software, etc.) Experience with embedded systems and bare metal programming Ability to see “the bigger picture”; suggest and implement process improvements Willingness to embrace AI for more efficient workflows Ability to communicate (verbal and written)



clearly and accurately in English Effective self-motivator with a proven ability to prioritize multiple streams of work and meet deadlines Excellent attention to detail Eligibility Requirements: Legal authorization to work in Canada is required International travel, including to the United States What will your typical day look like? The following are essential responsibilities for this role: Participating in daily stand-up meetings with the team Analyzing technical requirements Designing software to implement formal requirements Implementing software designs Debug, root cause, and correct software defects Creation and maintenance of formal software design documentation Assist other groups with understanding product behavior Work with product management to respond to customer comments What about the physical demands of the job? Ability to lift, carry, and move test hardware and equipment up to 30 lbs.

Ability to work at a lab bench performing hands-on testing, setup, and troubleshooting.

Ability to connect and interact with small components, cables, and test fixtures.

Ability to stand or sit for extended periods depending on testing needs.

Ability to visually inspect hardware devices and test systems.

Ability to work in an electronics lab environment following ESD and safety protocols.

Ability to use hand tools (e.g., screwdrivers) for assembling and maintaining test setups.

Ability to connect disconnect various

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