Low-Level Embedded Software Engineer

Role Overview

We are seeking a low-level embedded software engineer to support customers navigating the certification of airborne software under DO-178C. The role is hands-on across hardware bring-up, BSP and driver development, RTOS and hypervisor integration, timing and resource analysis, and the verification activities required by the standard.

What You Will Do

Board bring-up on customer-selected hardware, integration and configuration of certifiable RTOS and hypervisor environments, timing and resource analysis, development of verification artifacts aligned to DO-178C objectives, and support for tool qualification activities under DO-330.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The engineer will work directly with target hardware and certifiable software stacks to produce evidence and artifacts that withstand certification authority scrutiny. Proficiency in C and C++ for embedded/bare-metal development, and ability to read and reason about assembly (ARM or similar) when investigating timing, memory, or compiler behavior.

Requirements

• Engineering degree in Electrical, Computer, Software, or related field
• Proficiency in C and C++ for embedded/bare-metal development
• Ability to read and reason about assembly (ARM or similar)
• Strong working knowledge of modern computer architecture
• Comfort working from datasheets and reference manuals
• Strong written and verbal English skills

Benefits

• Flexible Schedule
• Telecommuting Options
• Lunch provided
• Paid English classes
• Training/Tuition subsidies for online learning
• Internet Subsidy
• Gym Subsidy
• Transportation Subsidy
• Travel Opportunities across the US
• Medical Health Plan
• Additional Personal Time Off (increased by seniority)