Software Engineer

Phoenix-RTOS; Warszawa; Hybrid; PLN 156,000 - 246,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical care

Life insurance

Multisport card

Language classes

Job summary

Phoenix Systems seeks a Software Engineer to work on software for unmanned aerial vehicles: Phoenix-PILOT. The stabilization and control system is a core component enabling universal flying platforms for UAVs using Phoenix-RTOS.

You will implement autopilot and stabilizer algorithms for resource-constrained environments, collaborate with an international team, and help push the performance of our UAV software in a dynamic market.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in CS/electronics/math/physics or similar.
• At least 4 years of experience in embedded systems development.
• Very good knowledge of the C language (C99).

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain software for UAV autopilot and stabilizer algorithms.
• Work with Phoenix-RTOS on resource-constrained environments.
• Collaborate with international partners on ambitious UAV projects.

Skills

C language (C99)

problem solving

analytical thinking

teamwork

continuous learning

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science / Electronics / Mathematics / Physics or similar

Tools

MATLAB

R

Job description

Aerospace Department | Location:Warsaw, Poland| Salary:14 000 – 22 000 PLN

Due to the dynamic development of the Phoenix-RTOS operating system for the Internet of Things, Phoenix Systems is looking for a Software Engineer to work on the software for unmanned aerial vehicles: Phoenix-PILOT.

The stabilization and control system of unmanned aerial vehicles is a key component enabling the construction of universal flying platforms for use in the rapidly developing market of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The autopilot and stabilizer algorithms were written from scratch by our Engineers. Both solutions run on the Phoenix-RTOS operating system. This approach allows for the creation of universal solutions for this sector within single programming and hardware environment.

Required skills

• bachelor’s, Master’s degree in computer science, electronics, mathematics, physics or similar fields,
• at least 4 years of experience in a similar position or position related to the embedded systems development,
• very good knowledge of the C language (C99 standard),
• ability to create and implement algorithms for resource-constrained environments,
• problem-solving skills and analytical thinking,
• teamwork and willingness to continuously learn about new industry-related topics,

Additional skills

• experience in signal processing techniques related to measurement data, including identification and noise reduction, and understanding the impact of processing on data latency,
• good understanding of data fusion algorithms (e.g., Kalman filter),
• familiarity with stabilization and control algorithms,
• FPGA devices and hardware description languages (e.g., VHDL) familiarity,
• knowledge of Matlab, R, or other tools for signal processing prototyping and circuit simulation,
• ability to work with hardware,
• knowledge of network protocols (TCP/IP, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, GSM, IEEE 802.15.4),
• familiarity with hardware protocols (SPI, UART, etc.).

We offer

• interesting work in an innovative technology company,
• involvement in ambitious projects carried out with partners from many countries,
• employee benefits – free private medical care, life insurance, multisport card and language classes,
• friendly and creative working environment,

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