San Antonio: Clearance-Eligible LabVIEW Software Engineer

Apex Systems; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Everforth Apex is seeking a LabVIEW Software Engineer to support the ATSSI II program in San Antonio. You will integrate test programs into a new development environment, migrate legacy systems, and troubleshoot software issues in a hands-on lab.

You'll develop TPS using .NET 9.0, implement C# test methods, create JSON configs, interpret TRDs/TOs, and collaborate with systems engineers to ensure equipment meets requirements. Documentation and testing are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in software/engineering or related field.
• 5+ years in software development, testing, automation or related roles.
• LabVIEW programming experience required.

Responsibilities

• Develop TPS using a .NET 9.0 test framework and API.
• Migrate legacy test programs to a modern framework architecture.
• Implement test methods in C# for measurements (voltage, current, resistance, etc.).
• Create and maintain JSON configuration files.
• Interpret TRDs and TOs to implement test procedures.
• Use framework APIs to control test instruments (DMMs, DAQ, matrix switches).
• Implement test evaluation logic using numeric limits and pattern matching.
• Verify test programs against equipment specs and requirements.
• Collaborate with systems engineers on integration progress.
• Document software designs, integration procedures, and test results.

Skills

LabVIEW

C#

C++

Read schematics

JSON configuration

.NET

Python

ANSI-C

Git

SVN

TestStand

PXI

Electrical fundamentals

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Software/Computer/Systems Engineering or related field

Tools

National Instruments tools

DMM/DAQ/Matrix switches

Job description

Everforth Apex is seeking a LabVIEW Software Engineer to support the ATSSI II program in San Antonio. You will integrate test programs into a new development environment, migrate legacy systems, and troubleshoot software issues in a hands-on lab.

You'll develop TPS using .NET 9.0, implement C# test methods, create JSON configs, interpret TRDs/TOs, and collaborate with systems engineers to ensure equipment meets requirements. Documentation and testing are essential.