Aerospace Software Engineer II – DoD Cleared

globalhr; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 69,000 - 131,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Eligible

Job summary

RTX in Huntsville, AL, seeks software engineers to join a world-class software team developing products across Battle Management, C2, Communications, and Sensor Systems. The role emphasizes collaboration in cross-discipline teams, agile development, and delivering complex software for aerospace and defense customers.

The team values diverse backgrounds and the ability to learn quickly as technologies evolve, with opportunities to contribute to modular system interfaces and open architectures.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in STEM or similar technical degree.
• Experience designing and programming with C++, Java, C# or other object-oriented language.
• Experience developing and debugging software using object-oriented programming principles and data structures/algorithms.

Responsibilities

• Participate in cross-discipline integrated product teams using agile software development to deliver complex aerospace/defense software.
• Responsible for a Software product, contributing as a software team member and possibly leading a small software team.

Skills

OO languages (C++, Java, C#)

Data structures & algorithms

Generative AI / ML tools

OSA / modular design

Technical problem solving

Education

Master’s degree in STEM or similar technical degree

Tools

CI/CD tools

Configuration management tools

Data analysis tools (MATLAB, Python)

Agile frameworks (SAFe, Scrum)

OS environments (Linux, VxWorks, Windows)

Job description

RTX in Huntsville, AL, seeks software engineers to join a world-class software team developing products across Battle Management, C2, Communications, and Sensor Systems. The role emphasizes collaboration in cross-discipline teams, agile development, and delivering complex software for aerospace and defense customers.

The team values diverse backgrounds and the ability to learn quickly as technologies evolve, with opportunities to contribute to modular system interfaces and open architectures.