Software Engineer I (Onsite)
About the role
- Develop object-oriented C++ software solutions in a Linux environment.
- Put your understanding of the software development lifecycle to use
- Write Python, MATLAB, and/or similar scripting/programming languages in a Linux software development environment.
- Work independently and in a small team environment.
- You will learn COMINT/ELINT principles and concepts and work side-by-side with industry recognized technical leaders to develop and implement state of the art systems.
- You will learn software engineering in all aspects - requirements, design, implementation, testing
- You will learn how to work on a fast-paced team to tackle difficult challenges in an ever-evolving field Software engineering in all aspects – design, implementation, testing, etc
- Gain domain knowledge about communications systems
- Qualifications You Must Have
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or related Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) major obtained by start date.
- Experience and/or knowledge in programming multithreaded systems.
- Experience in software development using C++.Experience may be obtained through on-the-job experience, research, coursework, or projects.
- We Prefer
- Experience with the Qt software development framework.
- Experience with web development technologies/toolkits such as JavaScript (Node.js, D3.js), PHP, HTML5, CSS, Angular, or Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
- Experience with digital signal processing and/or communication systems
- Familiarity with debugging software in embedded computing environments. Familiarity with using version control and defect tracking tools (Git, JIRA, etc.).Familiarity with Agile/SCRUM, DevOps, and test automation practices. Knowledge of network and communication protocols (e.g., TCP/IP).
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