Flight Software Engineer Co-op: Embedded UAS & Testing

MORSECORP, Inc.; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 37,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

MORSE Corp is seeking a Flight Software Engineer Co-op in Cambridge, MA. You will design and build embedded and flight software for unmanned aerial vehicles, spanning bare-metal firmware to Linux-based robots and cloud micro-services.

Qualified candidates will work with C++, C, Python, and Rust, and must be US citizens capable of obtaining a US security clearance. You may participate in flight tests and develop robust software across the stack.

Qualifications

• Working towards BS or MS in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related field.
• US Citizenship and ability to get a US Security Clearance.
• Experience with C++ is required, C, Python, and Rust experience are a plus.
• Experience with third-party libraries and APIs.
• Knowledge of Embedded Linux operating systems.
• Experience with ARM Microcontrollers is nice to have.

Responsibilities

• Design and build embedded and flight software for unmanned aerial vehicles.
• Develop embedded software for Linux or RTOS applications.
• Develop device drivers, protocols, and APIs for vehicle systems.
• Integrate new features and sensors into flight controller software.
• Integrate guidance and control algorithms with the flight software stack.
• Create SWIL and HWIL test fixtures and automation.
• Participate in flight tests and analyze flight test results.

Skills

US Citizenship

Strong debugging

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Education

BS or MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering or related field

Tools

C++

C

Python

Rust

Embedded Linux

ARM Microcontrollers

Job description

MORSE Corp is seeking a Flight Software Engineer Co-op in Cambridge, MA. You will design and build embedded and flight software for unmanned aerial vehicles, spanning bare-metal firmware to Linux-based robots and cloud micro-services.

Qualified candidates will work with C++, C, Python, and Rust, and must be US citizens capable of obtaining a US security clearance. You may participate in flight tests and develop robust software across the stack.