Team Lead, Connectivity Management — Aviation Edge Software (MAS)
$168,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$168,000 per year
About the role
- Lead and support a geographically distributed team of engineers and architecture stakeholders
- Oversee the design, implementation, delivery, and production ownership of onboard connectivity services
- Drive multi-year architectural modernization improvements across the session management platform
- Champion quality through automated testing to catch session-management faults before they reach aircraft
- Drive observability initiatives, including per-component resource budgeting and structured metrics across ground systems
- Partner with cross-functional engineering teams and stakeholders to ensure successful integration and delivery of solutions
- 7+ years of hands-on software engineering (Go, Python, or Java) with systems programming in Linux 2+ years leading a cross-functional software team in an agile/DevOps, including distributed time zones
- Strong networking fundamentals: DHCP, DNS, NAT, iptables, TCP/IP, Layer ¾, etc.
- Experience with distributed systems where state synchronization failures have real production SLA consequences
- Hands-on Linux, systemd, and containerized workloads (Docker, Kubernetes)
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field
- What Will Help You On The JobProtocol-level networking: AMQP/RabbitMQ, HTTP/3 / QUIC, RADIUS, DHCP option encoding
- Experience building automated integration test frameworks for distributed systems (not just unit tests)
- Experience modernizing a legacy stateful system incrementally in production (feature-flagged migration, dual-run)
- Familiarity with aviation or embedded edge platform constraints — resource-limited hardware, over-the-air software delivery, regulatory environmentsCI/CD experience with Github Actions or Jenkins
- Modern AI-enhanced development workflow
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