Embedded Software Architect for Next-Gen Engine Controls

John Deere; Waterloo (IA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 112,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangements

Competitive base pay

Health benefits with company match

Job summary

John Deere is seeking an Engineer, Software Architecture in Waterloo, IA to join the Product Engineering Center. You will work on embedded software architecture, collaborate with a cross-functional team, and contribute to NGEC software development and testing.

The role emphasizes learning and growth in a structured environment, with opportunities to impact redesigns and architecture decisions across the product line. Onsite work in Waterloo is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, agricultural engineering, or related field.
• Experience in embedded software development is preferred.
• Familiarity with model-based development using MATLAB/Simulink.

Responsibilities

• Develop a deep understanding of software architecture and customer use cases for embedded solutions.
• Work in an agile product team to design, write and test code delivering product functionality.
• Develop and support NGEC software with emphasis on SI L, HiL, or MiL environments.
• Review NGEC software architecture for reusability and abstraction.
• This is an entry-level role aimed at learning and growing competence.

Skills

Embedded software

Problem solving

Technical writing

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelors of Science in related engineering/CS

Tools

Simulink

Python

C/C++

Java

VBA

Job description

John Deere is seeking an Engineer, Software Architecture in Waterloo, IA to join the Product Engineering Center. You will work on embedded software architecture, collaborate with a cross-functional team, and contribute to NGEC software development and testing.

The role emphasizes learning and growth in a structured environment, with opportunities to impact redesigns and architecture decisions across the product line. Onsite work in Waterloo is required.