Senior Embedded Software Test Engineer | Airborne Software
Beta TechnologiesFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Candidates must have at least 5 years of experience with C or C++ and experience in safety-critical software verification to achieve DO-178C objectives or a comparable standard. Experience with requirements-based testing in unit test and Hardware-In-The-Loop environments is also required, along with a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent experience. Preferred qualifications include experience in defining software verification strategy for DO-178C programs, leading test framework tooling development, and experience with tool qualification for DO-178C/DO-330. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are preferred. Applicants must be able to perform in compliance with U.S. export control laws.
The Sr. Flight Software Engineer will drive the DO-178C verification strategy and implementation, create tooling for an effective and compliant software verification environment, and oversee and author test development. They will also perform tool qualification in accordance with DO-178C/DO-330, drive verification of embedded software that works with sensors and control systems, robustly handle system faults, and integrate with other vehicle subsystems. The role involves working directly with flight hardware, planning flight testing, and collaborating with flight software teams on the development, verification, and certification of the autonomy stack.
Develops automation technology for aircraft
Reliable Robotics develops automation technology for aircraft, focusing on making flying safer, more accessible, and more affordable through autonomous operations. Their systems are designed for both cargo operators and passenger airlines, specifically targeting small (Part 23) and larger (Part 25) aircraft. The company emphasizes a 'certification forward' approach, ensuring that their automated systems meet regulatory standards early in development, which enhances safety and reliability. They have successfully demonstrated fully automated operations for small aircraft and are working on commercializing this technology for broader use. Reliable Robotics generates revenue by selling or licensing their automation systems and may also provide maintenance and support services. Led by co-founder and CEO Robert W. Rose, who has a strong background in aerospace and robotics, the company aims to significantly impact the aviation industry by improving the efficiency and safety of air travel.