Real-Time Radar Software Engineer (C++, Linux)

ECS Corporate Services; Moorestown Township (NJ); On-site; USD 98,000 - 147,000; Full time

Job summary

Everforth ECS in Moorestown, NJ seeks a Software Engineer to design, develop, optimize, test, and document real-time radar software for multi-processor radar systems.

The role supports mission-critical radar applications using OO programming, Linux-based development environments, automated testing, and Agile software processes. Collaboration with radar engineers and test personnel is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent technical discipline.
• Minimum of 2 years C++ software development experience.
• Experience with object oriented C++ programming.
• Experience writing, debugging, and testing real time, multi-processor software.
• Code optimization and software modeling (UML).
• Experience with Linux, Git, GitLab, and Confluence Tool Suite.
• Experience with automated test tools and techniques, static code analysis, and embedded applications.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, optimize, test, and document real-time radar software for multi-processor radar systems.
• Collaborate with radar systems engineers, integration teams, and testers to deliver high-performance radar software.
• Apply modern OO programming practices in Linux-based development environments and Agile processes.
• Assist with GPU-accelerated processing where applicable.

Skills

C++

Real-time systems

Linux

Object-oriented programming

Testing

Multi-processor

UML

Git

GitLab

Confluence

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Tools

Linux

Git

GitLab

Confluence Tool Suite

Job description

Everforth ECS in Moorestown, NJ seeks a Software Engineer to design, develop, optimize, test, and document real-time radar software for multi-processor radar systems.

The role supports mission-critical radar applications using OO programming, Linux-based development environments, automated testing, and Agile software processes. Collaboration with radar engineers and test personnel is essential.