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David Careers

Embedded-C/C++ Developer

Posted 2 days ago

zortech solutionsPittsburgh (PA)
Software DevelopersSupport Activities for Rail Transportation

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About the role

Embedded-C/C++ Developer
Location: Pittsburgh, PA USA (Local Only)
Duration: 12+ Months
Job Description
Job Summary: To be a software developer and a part of a team that develops safety-critical software for Rail Control Solutions. The software developed must be of good quality and meet the stringent requirements as set by EN50128 SIL levels and MISRA C Coding Standards.
Basic Qualifications & Requirements:
  • B.Tech/BE or ME/M.Tech in Electrical/ Electronics/Telecommunication/Computer Science with 3-6 years of hands on experience in Embedded software development
  • Domain: Rail Control or Signaling Solutions (Onboard/Wayside) /Communication & Navigation System / Cockpit Displays & Graphics / Electrical Power SystemGood Programming Experience in C/C++Excellent organizational, interpersonal, communication skills.
  • Knowledge of DO178B or EN 50128:2011 / EN 50657 is an added advantage
  • The desired skills set & experience includes:
  • Good programming experience in C/C++Knowledge of Scrum or other Agile methodologies
  • Expertise in Embedded Software Development
  • Knowledge of ETCS/ERTMS is an added advantage
Responsibilities: Primarily responsible for developing software code with good quality and deliver the code in time.

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