Automation Software Engineer II: Robotics, Data, & Control

Elbit Systems of America, LLC

Roanoke (VA)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Elbit Systems of America, LLC is seeking a Software Automation Engineer II to translate process control concepts into automated software interfacing with hardware. You will contribute across the full SDLC, developing software for robotics, machine vision, and data systems, and cooperating with technicians and engineers to deliver robust automation solutions.

The role emphasizes designing and implementing testable software, enabling data movement, and breaking complex projects into deliverables.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in CS/CE/EE or related field with 3 years' experience.
Proficiency with Visual Studio, SQL Server, MS Office, and Windows.
Experience with relational databases and SQL.
Ability to produce high‑quality, tested code following industry standards.
Strong understanding of design patterns, multithreading, and distributed systems.
Experience in object‑oriented analysis and design using common design patterns.
Practical understanding of software to control electronic components and interfaced systems.
Knowledge of industrial networking.
Versatile programming skills.
Strong troubleshooting and investigative skills for equipment, process, and data modifications.
Experience with source‑code version control systems such as GIT, TFS, SourceSafe, Subversion, etc.
Ability to obtain a security clearance is required.

Responsibilities

Document project requests to create statements of work, use cases, and related documentation.
Identify opportunities to improve system quality, efficiency, and robustness.
Write clean, well‑tested code with effective error handling.
Create test plans and ensure quality using industry best practices such as unit and regression testing.
Develop proofs of concept for new and innovative solutions.
Enable data movement between equipment and databases.
Break down large, complex technical projects into defined stages and deliverables.
Work across multiple software and hardware platforms.