Embedded Software Engineer - DoD Secret Clearance

Prattwhitney; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 57,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

401(k) match

Flexible work schedules

Job summary

RTX is seeking an engineer to deploy and test software against real system hardware running embedded Linux in an on-site setting in Fort Wayne, Indiana. You will perform hardware/software integration, troubleshoot networking and configuration, and contribute to systems debugging and lab management.

The role requires a STEM degree by start date and experience with build tools, development workflows, and object-oriented languages like C++ or Java.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related STEM field by start date.
• Experience with build tools/IDEs (CMake, make, Visual Studio, VS Code).
• Experience with development workflow tools (JIRA, Git, Subversion, Docker, requirements management).
• Object oriented programming with C++ or Java.

Responsibilities

• Deployment and test of software builds to real system hardware (embedded Linux).
• Initial integration of hardware and software elements; troubleshoot networking and system config (IP, serial, RF, GPS, Linux).
• Systems integration and debugging (bash/python, oscilloscopes, voltmeters).
• Integration lab management and network architecture; on-site customer support.

Skills

Build tools/IDEs

Development workflow tools

Object oriented languages

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related STEM field

Tools

CMake

Make

Visual Studio

VS Code

JIRA

Git

Subversion

Docker

Job description

RTX is seeking an engineer to deploy and test software against real system hardware running embedded Linux in an on-site setting in Fort Wayne, Indiana. You will perform hardware/software integration, troubleshoot networking and configuration, and contribute to systems debugging and lab management.

The role requires a STEM degree by start date and experience with build tools, development workflows, and object-oriented languages like C++ or Java.