🌌 We’re recruiting a new crew member! 🚀

Our team in Turkey is looking for an Electrical-Electronics Engineer who can navigate both galaxies:

• the embedded universe (real-time, safety-critical systems)
• the GUI/HMI constellation (component-based user interfaces)

Not just a coder, not just an electronics wizard — we want a true multi-planet explorer who enjoys building bridges between hardware and software.

• You’ve flown through embedded software before (RTOS, safety-critical, real-time systems).
• You speak at least one of the cosmic languages: C, C++, or C#.
• You can orbit around QML, React, XAML, or HTML and build component-driven GUIs.
• Hardware doesn’t scare you: protocols like CAN, SPI, UART, I2C are just part of your daily spacewalk.
• You actually like testing (yep, we said it) and know your way around test automation.
• Above all: you enjoy thinking at the intersection of hardware + software, cockpit + spacecraft.

• Experience with AUTOSAR, MISRA C, or other safety-critical standards.
• Cross-platform coding experience (Windows, Linux, embedded targets).
• Familiarity with Git, CI/CD pipelines.
• Experience shaping GUIs/HMIs from scratch — not just building, but designing the components that others will reuse.

We don’t want specialists stuck on a single planet. We want explorers who can pilot the ship, design the control panel, and make sure the engines don’t blow up.

If you’re the type of engineer who proudly says:

“Yes, I can design the circuit and build the cockpit screen for it.”

…then we definitely need to talk.