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Embedded Software Design & Verification Engineer

Posted 11 days ago

anvetaPlano (TX)

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Embedded Software Design & Verification Engineer
Location: Rockford, Illinois or Plano, Texas (Onsite/Hybrid depending on project needs)
Duration: Long-term position Industry: Aerospace / Safety-Critical Embedded Systems English Level: Advanced Rate: Open Project Overview We are looking for an experienced Embedded Software Design & Verification Engineer to support advanced aerospace and safety-critical engineering projects. The role focuses on embedded software development, verification, and validation activities within DO-178C DAL A regulated environments. This is a highly technical opportunity involving collaboration with multidisciplinary engineering teams supporting software architecture, testing, traceability, debugging, compliance activities, and FPGA verification efforts. Main Requirements
  • 7+ years of Embedded Software Engineering experience
  • Strong hands-on experience with Embedded C
  • Experience working in DO-178C DAL A environments
  • Background in avionics, aerospace, or other safety-critical industries
  • Experience with communication protocols such as Ethernet, SPI, RS485, CAN, and I2C
  • Strong debugging, verification, and validation experience
  • Familiarity with requirements traceability and compliance documentation Preferred Tools / Technologies
  • DOORS
  • Git
  • MS Visio
  • AMD Vitis
  • ARM C Compiler
  • Lauterbach Trace32
  • FPGA verification and debugging If you currently have consultants who may be a good fit, we would greatly appreciate it if you could share their updated resumes, availability, and rate expectations.

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