Senior Aerospace Controls Software Engineer (Hybrid)

Rolls-Royce; Indianapolis (IN); Hybrid; USD 99,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) match

Paid time off

Job summary

Rolls-Royce is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for Aerospace Controls in Indianapolis. The role focuses on developing safety-critical control software for gas turbine engines, complying with DO-178C, and enabling robust software integration and testing.

You will work within the ACaMS program team to advance control architectures, health monitoring, and integration of sensing components, collaborating across embedded software and electronics disciplines.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (STEM) required or higher.
• Master’s degree or PhD in Engineering with relevant software experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop safety-critical gas turbine engine control software to DO-178C compliance objectives
• Software architecting support to enable software-to-software integration and testing, including product line methodologies
• Develop and modify processes to achieve compliance objectives and optimize development pace
• Set up and modify CI/CD frameworks for efficient development workflows
• Liaise with certification authorities to explain approaches and close out audit findings

Skills

Embedded safety-critical software

Model-based design (Simulink)

Python

C

C++

Groovy

Jenkins

DO-178C

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering (STEM)

Master’s degree in Engineering

PhD in Engineering

Tools

Simulink

Job description

Rolls-Royce is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for Aerospace Controls in Indianapolis. The role focuses on developing safety-critical control software for gas turbine engines, complying with DO-178C, and enabling robust software integration and testing.

You will work within the ACaMS program team to advance control architectures, health monitoring, and integration of sensing components, collaborating across embedded software and electronics disciplines.