Embedded Software Engineer - Defense Networking & Systems

Talentify; Lake Forest (CA); On-site; USD 186,252,000 - 220,636,000; Full time

Job summary

Actalent in Lake Forest, CA is seeking a Software / Embedded Software Engineer to design, build, and integrate electronics and software for defense-related applications. You will work on networked, electrically powered subsystems, collaborating with a small agile team across multiple disciplines.

You will code in C, C++, JavaScript, Python, and Node.js for embedded and application tasks, develop on ST microcontrollers, implement Ethernet, I2C, and CAN, and apply test-driven development to ensure

Qualifications

• Minimum of 4 years of embedded software development experience.
• Strong C and C++ skills for embedded and systems software.
• Experience with JavaScript for application tasks and Node.js for services.
• Experience with ST microcontrollers and embedded platforms.
• Knowledge of Ethernet, I2C, and CAN protocols.
• Ability to work across multiple programs in a small, multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop embedded software for networked subsystems in defense.
• Integrate electronics and software into cohesive, reliable systems.
• Design and implement networking features using Ethernet, I2C, CAN.
• Apply test-driven development to ensure quality and reliability.
• Collaborate with a small team across disciplines to define solutions.
• Document designs, code, and integration procedures.

Skills

C

C++

JavaScript

Python

Node.js

Embedded systems

Networking

Tools

ST Microcontrollers

Ethernet

I2C

CAN

Job description

Actalent in Lake Forest, CA is seeking a Software / Embedded Software Engineer to design, build, and integrate electronics and software for defense-related applications. You will work on networked, electrically powered subsystems, collaborating with a small agile team across multiple disciplines.

You will code in C, C++, JavaScript, Python, and Node.js for embedded and application tasks, develop on ST microcontrollers, implement Ethernet, I2C, and CAN, and apply test-driven development to ensure