Senior Software Engineer - GNSS / INS
Senior Software Engineer - GNSS / INS
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Contribute to productization and algorithm development in positioning technologies
- Design, implement, test and document complex software applications using C/C++ for use in embedded systems
- Participate in peer reviews of software designs, algorithm designs and software implementation
- Collaborate with colleagues on software/algorithm design approaches and implementations
- Provide reliable solutions to a variety of positioning problems using sound problem solving techniques
- Participates in project leadership and/or program planning including providing technical input to product development plans and concept documents
- Makes substantial contributions toward determination of project goal/objective feasibility and applies good judgment in setting schedules/risk taking
- Mentors and provides guidance to less experienced Software Engineers (1 & 2)
- Contributes to advanced technical research on new technologies
- Offers process improvement suggestions and authors new procedures as appropriate
- Provides reliable solutions to a wide range of difficult problems using sound problem solving techniques
- Mentors and provides guidance to less experienced software engineers (Software Engineer 1 & 2 & Senior Software Engineers)
- This job posting will expire on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026.
- Expertise in inertial navigation techniques (e.g. vehicle and pedestrian dead reckoning, GNSS aided INS)
- Experience in Java
- Knowledge of carrier phase measurement processing methods
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