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Alto Cirra seeks a flight-control software engineer to develop and verify autonomy software for aircraft. The role emphasizes simulation, validation, and failsafe design, in a hybrid work setting at our Salt Lake City headquarters.
You will collaborate with Team Engineering, require 3+ years in controls or autonomy software, strong C++ and Python skills, and experience with simulation tools such as PX4/ArduPilot or ROS. Travel up to 15% may be required.
Develop and verify the flight-control and autonomy software that keeps our aircraft predictable, with simulation and failsafe testing.
Team Engineering
Location Salt Lake City, Utah · Headquarters
Employment type Full-time employee, normally 40 hours per week.
Annual base salary USD $125,000–$165,000
Compensation No equity or bonus is included in this package. Compensation within the range will reflect relevant experience and role scope.
Work arrangement Hybrid: normally three days per week at headquarters and up to two days remote, with in-person attendance required for lab, test and operational activities.
Travel Up to 15% travel for scheduled integration and test campaigns.
Benefits 15 paid vacation days, 10 paid company holidays, 5 paid sick days, employer contribution of 75% of employee-only medical/dental/vision premiums, required work equipment, approved business travel reimbursement, and a $1,500 annual professional-development budget.
Relocation policy Applicants willing to relocate are welcome; relocation expenses are not included.
Visa policy Employment visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
Alto Cirra develops drone-deployed cloud seeding technology and data-backed program capabilities for ski resorts, water districts and watersheds. Our headquarters is in Salt Lake City.
This planned 2027 headquarters role supports our next phase of development. Hiring dates will be agreed individually; regional deployment plans do not represent confirmed local bases or flight authorizations.
PX4 or ArduPilot, ROS, MATLAB/Simulink and software- or hardware-in-the-loop testing.
C++, Python.