Avionics Software Engineer — DO-178C, C++, RFIO (Remote)

Capgemini; Atlanta (GA); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health insurance

Retirement savings plan

Life and disability insurance

Employee assistance programs

Job summary

Capgemini Engineering is seeking a Software Engineer with deep experience in safety-critical avionics software development for military and surveillance platforms. You will develop embedded avionics software in C++ focusing on RFIO, perform DO-178C compliant work, and manage requirements using DOORS while supporting certification artifacts.

Responsibilities include code reviews, flight test support, and Python-based testing within a structured DO-178C lifecycle and CM tooling environment.

Qualifications

• Strong experience with DO-178C, embedded SW dev lifecycle.
• Proficiency in C/C++, build systems, and compiler configurations.
• Experience with JIRA, Bitbucket, CM tools.
• Familiarity with certification/documentation environments.
• Experience with signal processing, FPGA interfacing (Hardware Registers) and RFIO.
• Experience with Python

Responsibilities

• Develop embedded avionics software in C++ with a focus on RFIO.
• Perform DO-178C compliant software development (DAL A preferred).
• Create and manage requirements using DOORS.
• Support software certification artifacts (plans, requirements, traceability).
• Conduct code reviews, builds, and configuration management.
• Support flight test integration, including interpretation of aircraft wiring/data flows.
• Support software testing using Python.

Skills

DO-178C

Embedded C/C++

JIRA

Bitbucket

Python

RFIO

Tools

DOORS

CM tools

Job description

Capgemini Engineering is seeking a Software Engineer with deep experience in safety-critical avionics software development for military and surveillance platforms. You will develop embedded avionics software in C++ focusing on RFIO, perform DO-178C compliant work, and manage requirements using DOORS while supporting certification artifacts.

Responsibilities include code reviews, flight test support, and Python-based testing within a structured DO-178C lifecycle and CM tooling environment.