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As an Aircraft Survivability Equipment Software Engineer, you will join the engineering team to design, develop, test, and field complex hardware and software for aircraft countermeasures systems. Your daily responsibilities include developing software, configuring hardware, and performing testing to confirm system performance for fielded equipment like air countermeasures dispensing systems. You will also create test plans, scripts, and technical documentation while resolving bugs and defects. The role requires proficiency in programming languages such as C, C++, 8051 Assembly, Python, or ADA. Candidates must possess knowledge of hardware emulation systems and experience with avionics or aircraft systems. This position focuses on the critical domain of aircraft survivability, specifically addressing the technical challenges of developing next-generation defense capabilities to provide a final line of defense for pilots in harm’s way through advanced countermeasure technologies.
Design and develop software for aircraft survivability equipment and countermeasure systems.
Program hardware and test equipment using languages like C, C++, Python, or Assembly.
Perform testing to confirm the performance of fielded aircraft systems and hardware components.
Develop and execute test plans, scripts, and hardware emulation systems.
Analyze and resolve software bugs and defects using modern development best practices.
Create technical manuals and comprehensive documentation for the codebase.
Configure hardware and integrate it with associated software and test fixtures.
What we're looking for
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Science.
1+ years of experience performing research, engineering, or technical support to U.S. military systems like aircraft, avionics, or countermeasures dispensing systems.
Experience in software and firmware programming languages such as C, C++, 8051 Assembly, Python, or ADA.
Knowledge of hardware emulation systems, test equipment, and the development of test plans, scripts, software, or hardware.
Ability to apply modern software development best practices to develop, configure, and debug software while creating technical documentation.
Ability to obtain a Secret clearance.
Experience performing software, hardware, or test development on the ALE-47 countermeasure dispensing system (preferred).
Experience providing technical support to Foreign Military Sales ALE-47 operators (preferred).