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What's the difference between Embedded C Developer and just C Developer?
I am submitting a resume and one company needs both an Embedded C Developer and just a C Developer. Job responsibilities are the same. Can you explain the difference in the specifics of the job?
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Embedded C Developer implies knowledge of the operating system that is being pushed into any device. For example, Linux OS in a car control system, which is based on an ARM processor. It turns out that you must know Linux, the kernel, system calls, etc., and be able to roll it into ARM so that everything you need to work - all auto sensors, etc.
It's just that C Developer implies that you have knowledge of the C language and the ability to use it when writing various applications. For example, a program that interacts with the MySQL database or rewrite a particularly loaded part of the site to optimize and speed up its work, or implement some kind of encryption algorithm somewhere, or a network service, etc. Those here you do not need to know very deeply the specifics of the operating system in terms of its integration into specific miniature devices in order to control them.
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