Senior Software Engineer
Senior Software Engineer
Posted 40 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Ashburn, VA or Massachusetts
- We Take Care of Our PeoplePaid Time Off I 401K with Employer Match and Profit Sharing I Health and Wellness Benefits I Learning and Development Opportunities I Referral Program I Competitive Pay I Recognition IEmployee Stock Purchase PlanIInclusive & Supportive Culture *Your Challenge
- Design, develop and test new embedded software.
- Apply established development processes and assist in process improvement.
- Analyze requirements and develop design alternatives.
- Develop test software and procedures.
- Generate complete and accurate user and design documentation.
- Provide input to architecture, design and code reviews.
- Provide input and evaluation of new technologies and products.
- Keep current with embedded software trends and share knowledge.
- Provide task breakdowns and accurate estimates for project planning.
- Review and validation of software releases.
- Co-ordinate software releases.
- What You Bring
- Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering (or equivalent) with minimum 5 years' experience
- Strong C programming skills
- Linux and/or VxWorks device driver development
- Hardware design verification test development
- Firmware and/or BIOS development
- Proven communication/interpersonal skills. Strong sense of responsibility, commitment to quality and achieving deadlines.
- Knowledge of embedded software engineering processes and standards.
- Experience reading/understanding IC datasheets, board schematics.
- Active secret clearance or ability to obtain secret clearance desirable
- Experience in the following is an asset: Yocto Linux/Xilinx PetaLinux, Xilinx MPSoCDevice driver development (Interrupts, DMA)
- Software configuration management tools (git/svn), software defect tracking tools (JIRA), software debugging tools, test methodologies
- Diagnostic tools like Digital Analyzers, Oscilloscopes, DVMs, etc. PCIe, PCI, FPGAs, I2C, Flash, Ethernet
- Project management
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