Embedded Software Engineer - Flight Controls | Sensors & Systems na Beta

The Embedded Software Engineer for Airborne Software will apply their knowledge of RTCA DO-178C, best practices for real-time safety-critical embedded software development, and embedded C skill set to specify, architect, design, implement and integrate the embedded software for BETA’s airborne systems. The ideal candidate will have a broad knowledge of embedded software development, from bare-metal board bring-up and understanding of microcontroller timing and execution characteristics to high-level software specification and design methods and techniques. The embedded software engineer is responsible for developing robust and reliable software to achieve the highest level of safety-criticality in the industry.



How you will contribute to revolutionizing electric aviation:

Analyze system requirements allocated to software for correctness, feasibility, and appropriateness from an embedded software perspective

Develop software high-level requirements to specify the functionality and characteristics of airborne software

Architect and design the embedded software, considering hardware constraints, design constraints, and available resources to satisfy the software high-level requirements, and specify software low-level requirements

Develop embedded software in the C and Assembly programming languages for ARM microcontroller targets

Integrate the software with other software and the target hardware

Assess, measure, troubleshoot, and resolve issues with software execution and characteristics such as timing and performance

Perform peer reviews of other team member's contributions to the software development project

Inform the software verification team of the appropriate testing and analysis of the embedded

Minimum Qualifications:

BS in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related degree from an accredited university

Minimum 3 years experience in real-time embedded software development

Requirements for engineering and software architecture/design experience

Proficiency with the C programming language

Knowledge of Texas Instruments Hercules and/or STM ARM microcontrollers, or equivalent

Comfortable reading electrical schematics, technical documentation, reference manuals, and datasheets

Experience with electronics lab equipment such as programmable power supplies, signal generators, oscilloscopes, and bus analyzers

Knowledge and awareness of the activities and outputs required for DO-178C compliance

Good team communication and collaboration skills

Ability to work independently and as a member of an integrated team

Candidates are encouraged to apply even if they don’t meet all minimum qualifications

Above and Beyond Qualifications:

Experience with the Texas Instruments TMS570 ARM microcontroller

Experience with the Lauterbach TRACE32 debug/instruction trace system

Experience with GNU GCC ARM embedded toolchain and Texas Instruments Code Composer Studio

Experience with the Polarion ALM life cycle data management system

Experience with embedded software for electric motor control, battery management systems, and/or flight control systems

Knowledge of and experience with communications interfaces and devices such as SPI, I2C, CAN, ARINC 429, Analog-to-Digital Converters, Direct Memory Access controllers, and temperature, voltage, and current sensors

Familiarity with RTCA DO-330 tool qualification objectives, activities, and outputs

Familiarity with RTCA DO-331 model-based development objectives, activities, and outputs

Physical Demands and Work Environment:

Based in South Burlington, VT; on-site presence required to support labs, rigs, and integrated testing. Occasional travel to test sites and suppliers as needed.

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