Remote Embedded Engineer: Avionics Multicore & TSN

Devconnectplatform; Village of Endicott (NY); Remote; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employer-matched 401(k)

Certification assistance

Professional development support

Flexible, collaborative workplace

Job summary

Quest Defense Systems & Solutions, Inc. is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to design and maintain low-level software for multicore platforms and avionics networking in a DO-178 environment.

You will work remotely with onboarding in Endicott, NY, and periodic travel to support hardware bring-up, board initialization, and integration with FPGA/ASIC components. Strong C/C++ and real-time embedded experience are essential.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of embedded software or firmware in safety-critical environments.
• Strong C/C++ for low-level, real-time embedded software.
• Experience with multicore processors/SoCs.
• Experience with deterministic avionics networking (TSN or ARINC 664).
• Knowledge of DO-178B/C software lifecycle.
• US citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain low-level embedded software in C, C++, and Assembly.
• Develop software for multicore processors/SoCs, including BSPs and drivers.
• Integrate deterministic avionics networking (TSN/ARINC 664) and related real-time tech.
• Support board bring-up, hardware initialization, and HW/SW integration.
• Develop Python tools to support debugging, testing, and automation.
• Collaborate across software, hardware, FPGA/ASIC and verification teams.

Skills

C/C++ programming

Embedded software

Multicore processors

RTOS / Embedded Linux

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer/ Electrical/ Software Engineering or CS

Tools

ARM Development Studio

DSTREAM

Oscilloscopes

Job description

Quest Defense Systems & Solutions, Inc. is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to design and maintain low-level software for multicore platforms and avionics networking in a DO-178 environment.

You will work remotely with onboarding in Endicott, NY, and periodic travel to support hardware bring-up, board initialization, and integration with FPGA/ASIC components. Strong C/C++ and real-time embedded experience are essential.