Embedded Software Engineer - Aerospace
techoundsllcBurbank (CA)
Embedded Software Engineer - Aerospace
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techoundsllcBurbank (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Keys: DO-178, C/C++, Embedded SW Development, test, and verification*** US Citizen required - will be working on almost 100% military productsMinimum Qualifications: Expert knowledge of embedded software for aerospace applications per DO178 guidelines, including software planning, requirements management, code generation validation, verification and certificationStrong experience with high level programming languages, such as C/C++, and Assembly languageExperience with communication Interfaces common to aerospace (ARINC429, RS232, CAN, AFDX ...)Experience with software simulator and emulatorExperience with Data load functionExperience with Digital designExperience with Scripting languages (PERL, VB, ASP, etc) Experience with Requirements simulation (such as Matlab with Simulink or SCADE), Experience with Structural coverage analysis tool (like CodeTest, LDRA, etc)
Skills/Abilities:
- Expert knowledge of requirements management tools (e.g. DOORS)
- Expert knowledge of Configuration Management tool (Synergy, PVCS, etc) and Problem Tracking toolPreferred Qualifications:
- Master’s degree in engineering
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