Junior Embedded Aerospace Software Engineer

Eaton Corporation; Wimborne Minster; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Eaton Wimborne is seeking a junior Software Engineer to contribute to embedded C software development for air-to-air refuelling systems. The role focuses on developing, maintaining and documenting software in line with RTCA DO 178B/C and MBSE practices, with a clear growth path under the Avionics Software Development Team.

Based in Wimborne, the role involves collaboration with UK and US stakeholders and compliance with relevant engineering processes.

Qualifications

• Minimum Graduate in relevant degree.
• University project relating to software engineering desirable.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain embedded C software to meet system and customer requirements.
• Use a range of engineering tools across the software lifecycle including Configuration Management, Requirements Management, Software Design and Modelling, Traceability tools, Static Analysis, Software Build tools, MS Office.
• Understand software test and verification tools and techniques.
• Apply and comply with engineering processes and standards including RTCA DO 178B/C and MBSE principles.
• Present engineering materials clearly to different audiences, adapting content and depth as needed.

Skills

Embedded C programming

Written and verbal communication

Stakeholder engagement

Analytical thinking

Growth mindset

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Software Engineering/CS/Electronics

Tools

Configuration Management

Requirements Management

MBSE tools

Static Analysis tools

Software Build tools

Job description

Eaton Wimborne is seeking a junior Software Engineer to contribute to embedded C software development for air-to-air refuelling systems. The role focuses on developing, maintaining and documenting software in line with RTCA DO 178B/C and MBSE practices, with a clear growth path under the Avionics Software Development Team.

Based in Wimborne, the role involves collaboration with UK and US stakeholders and compliance with relevant engineering processes.