Zigbee Development Recruitment and Jobs UK
KO2 specialise in providing electronics embedded systems businesses with candidates who have Zigbee and other low power wireless communication protocol experience.
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KO2 has 25 years of experience recruiting for electronics embedded systems roles which require specialist Zigbee and wireless knowledge. Although Zigbee experience has been the most popular low power wireless protocol needed, we are increasingly providing specialists in other wireless communication protocols such as Bluetooth, BLE, LoRa, Thread, WiFi and other bespoke protocols.
We have experience placing embedded software engineers who are confident working at stack level with these wireless protocols. Some requirements need stack level experience, other project roles only need embedded software engineers to have interfaced to these protocols. We have the skills and experience to understand what level of experience is needed for each role.
We work with Zigbee developers working throughout the whole lifecycle. Whether it is Zigbee architectural development, Zigbee contract jobs, electronics/embedded systems design with the need for a Zigbee element or Zigbee stack reverse engineering and debugging, we help candidates find their ideal role.
Zigbee developers work with products and software based on IEEE 802.15.4 specification, which is used to allow devices to safely interact with each other within the same network. Zigbee developers belong to the engineering industry and may specialise either in electronics engineering or software development.
Zigbee, WiFi and Bluetooth are all different standards that use signals to connect devices to networks and are all often used in smart home devices. The key difference between them is the bandwidth and potential applications of each; WiFi has a high bandwidth and can be used to connect a lot of devices to the internet, whilst Bluetooth works over a much smaller area and is best to connect a few devices together, and Zigbee’s network can cover a large area but only with lower power devices.
If you’re an electronics engineer with Zigabee experience, we would love to speak to you and find out more about what you’re looking for.