Embedded Software Engineer — C++17, Linux, ARM

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.; Poway (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 116,000; Full time

Job summary

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) in Poway, CA is seeking a Software Engineer (C++17, Linux) to join the Mission Processing Software team. You will research, design, develop and modify enterprise software spanning end-user, system-level and data management applications tied to UAS technologies.

The role requires a BS in CS/CE or related field, strong C++17/OOP skills, and experience with Linux. DoD clearance is required; overnight hours may apply.

Qualifications

• Typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems or related discipline.
• Should have experience with C++17, OOP, TCP/UDP socket programming and multi-threaded development on Linux.
• Desirable: GitLab, Git, SCM tools, Bash, Python, embedded SW, SoC, Zynq Ultrascale, Xilinx SDK, PetaLinux, SPI/I2C/UART/Ethernet interfaces, kernel/user space, bootloaders, OSS and unit tests.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop C++17 infrastructure and services for high-level non-embedded (x86) and low-level embedded ARM9 systems.
• Use Petalinux and Xilinx tools for ARM9 systems.
• Perform automated unit testing, integration testing, maintenance and documentation per standards.
• Integrate software with the overall computing environment and collaborate across teams.

Skills

C++17

OOP

TCP/UDP sockets

Multi-threading

Linux

GitLab

Git

SCM tools

Bash

Python

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/CE/IS

Tools

Xilinx SDK

PetaLinux build flow

Job description

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) in Poway, CA is seeking a Software Engineer (C++17, Linux) to join the Mission Processing Software team. You will research, design, develop and modify enterprise software spanning end-user, system-level and data management applications tied to UAS technologies.

The role requires a BS in CS/CE or related field, strong C++17/OOP skills, and experience with Linux. DoD clearance is required; overnight hours may apply.