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Flight computers, radios and payload processors only perform as well as the software stack sitting closest to the metal. Our client is a fast moving national security satellite company where engineers own real problems from first power on through to on orbit operations, and they need a senior embedded Linux engineer who can take full ownership of avionics bring up. If you are someone who lives at the intersection of hardware and software and wants their work to fly, this role will suit you well.
Job Responsibility
Lead Linux bring up for new avionics hardware, owning the board support package, custom kernel work, device trees, bootloaders and the low level drivers that expose hardware to the OS
Define and build the infrastructure used to deploy and validate these systems across flight computers, radios and payload processors
Create internal tooling to support fast hardware debug in the lab and on the production floor
Represent software and firmware concerns in cross disciplinary product development and communicate technical risks and integration status clearly to programme teams
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or a related technical discipline
9 or more years of relevant industry experience with embedded Linux kernel and BSP development
5 or more years of experience with C programming
5 or more years of experience with version control systems such as Git
US Person status required (US Citizenship required for clearance eligibility)
Nice to have
Familiarity with C++ and Python
Experience with Xilinx Zynq or Ultrascale+ SoC devices and the associated design flow including Vivado and PetaLinux (Yocto)
Experience with software defined radios using AD9361 or Xilinx RFSoC devices
Familiarity with communication standards including SPI, I2C, UART, GPIO, Ethernet or SpaceWire
Proficiency with HDL simulators such as ModelSim/Questa or Xilinx Simulator (XSIM)