ADA Developer
infinite computing systemsRichardson (TX)
ADA Developer
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infinite computing systemsRichardson (TX)
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About the role
ADA Developer
Position: ADA developer
Location: Richardson, TXType of job - Contract
Duration: 9 months
Job Description
Key responsibilities include:
Ada development across the full Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).Leading or supporting technical collaboration among systems, hardware, and software design functions.
Accomplish investigation and resolution of technical problems for customers, peer software engineers, and system integrators.
Development, peer review, and release of software and systems related documentation.
A passion to innovate and share knowledge in an agile workplace and utilizing the collaborative ALM tool suite.
Qualifications
Skills Required:
- Experience with structured higher level software programming languages of AdaExperience with Flight2/CAAS architectures development and defining and writing subsystem requirements.
- Software verification experience (i.e. testing/debugging, writing verification cases and procedures, running verification procedures, and investigating issues)
- Strong written/oral communication, team building, and analytical skills.
- Understanding of Agile Software Development Principles
- Qualification Required:4 year degree in an applicable STEM field is REQUIRED.Desired experience/skills:
- DO-178B/DO-178C or other formal development standards
- Python, Ada languages, and VAPS modelsARINC-429, MIL-STD-1553, AFDX/Ethernet
- Experience with an APX-123 IFF
Note: Possibility of contract to hire for the right candidate
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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