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The Job: Hardware Engineer 🚀
We're looking for a skilled hardware engineer to join our team. Our current engineer is retiring, so you'll be taking over their projects and leading our hardware development efforts.
Who is MADIC? 👥
We're an energy tech company that develops hardware and software for gas stations and EV charging sites. We build our own mini-servers and a cloud platform to manage them.
At a gas station, there are many different devices—payment terminals, pumps, and signs—often from different manufacturers and generations. Upgrading these devices is expensive, so operators rarely do it. This creates a fragmented market. Our business is to connect all these devices, no matter who made them, and manage the entire operation. We participate in the transaction flow, which requires us to meet specific regulations and certifications. For us, reliability, traceability, and maintainability are our priorities.
Your Project 🛠️
You will work on our modular hardware platform, which controls the forecourt. It consists of a main controller (based on a Raspberry Pi CM4 running Debian) and a Forecourt link. The Forecourt link uses plug-in interface cards to communicate with different devices. Your main task will be to continue developing this platform by designing new interface cards and writing the necessary embedded software.
While this will be your primary focus, you will also work on other hardware projects. You'll collaborate with software developers who handle the high-level operations on the main controller. We will give you a full year to learn and become familiar with the project.
Your Responsibilities 👷
As our dedicated hardware engineer, you'll manage the entire hardware project from beginning to end. This includes:
Since you will be the only hardware engineer, self-discipline and self-organization are crucial. The upside is you will have the freedom to manage your work and projects as you see fit.
You will:
Requirements ✅
Helpful Skills (You can learn these on the job) 💡
· 3D drafting (we use FreeCAD) to design metal enclosures in coordination with a subcontractor.
· Eagle CAD for PCB design (we are migrating to KiCad).
· Experience with Microchip microcontrollers (8-bit pic16f to 16-bit 24f and MPLAB® X IDE) and Raspberry Pi Compute Modules 4 & 5.
· Knowledge of EMC testing, Measuring Instruments Directive (MID), and ATEX directives.
Our Values 🧭
We believe that success is built on five core values:
No-nonsense – we keep things simple, clear, and effective.
Service-minded – the customer is at the heart of everything we do.
Proactivity – we think ahead and seize opportunities.
Quality – “first time right” is our standard.
Entrepreneurial spirit – we are always looking for smart, profitable solutions.
What We Offer
At MADIC Benelux, you get more than just a job – you get the opportunity to be part of a great story.