Onsite Embedded Software Intern — Real-Time C/C++

RTX; Goleta (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Eligible

Job summary

RTX is seeking students and early-career professionals for on-site Goleta, CA roles focusing on real-time embedded software development. You will work in an Agile team to develop, test, and deliver software for Advanced Sensors and Electronic Warfare programs, using C/C++, Linux, and Python-based CI/CD tooling. The position requires U.S.

citizenship and the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance. 60 credit hours and a path toward a STEM degree are expected, with emphasis on object-oriented

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor's or advanced STEM degree and entering junior, senior, or graduate standing by Summer 2027.
• Minimum of 60 credit hours by the start of the internship / co-op session.
• Experience with object-oriented software development in C, C++, or similar languages.

Responsibilities

• Join an Agile team developing, integrating, testing, and delivering real-time embedded software for Advanced Sensors and Electronic Warfare programs.
• Support requirements analysis, software design, implementation, integration, and testing of new or existing real-time applications and tools.
• Contribute to internal reviews of software components and systems.
• Work on well-defined tasks with clear scope, schedule, and expectations.
• Follow established development processes including configuration management and CI/CD practices.
• Develop software primarily in C/C++ on Linux and real-time operating systems; support CI/CD automation using Python-based tooling.

Skills

C/C++ programming

Object-oriented design

Multithreading

Python scripting

Software testing

Education

Bachelor's or advanced STEM degree

Tools

Jenkins

Git

Bitbucket

Artifactory

Job description

RTX is seeking students and early-career professionals for on-site Goleta, CA roles focusing on real-time embedded software development. You will work in an Agile team to develop, test, and deliver software for Advanced Sensors and Electronic Warfare programs, using C/C++, Linux, and Python-based CI/CD tooling. The position requires U.S.

citizenship and the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance. 60 credit hours and a path toward a STEM degree are expected, with emphasis on object-oriented