14962-1 Embedded S/W Eng L5 - Orlando, United States - PSCI

Description

• Seeking a Software Engineer to develop and maintain real-time embedded software applications.
• Typical applications are software products related to image processing, target detection and tracking, missile guidance/ navigation/ control algorithms, missile launchers, system control, built-in test, and system communication.
• Development will be in C++ hosted on a Linux-based environment or VxWorks or Integrity as the real-time operating system.
• Familiarity with standard communication busses and protocols including RS-232, RS-422, MIL-STD-1553 and Ethernet is helpful but not required.
• The candidate will have experience throughout the entire software development lifecycle including architecture, design, code implementation, and integration and test.
• The candidate will be experienced in technical task leadership and/or be a subject matter expert in an area relevant to Lockheed Martin products described in the above paragraph.
• The candidate will have a strong background in real-time embedded software development along with demonstrated technical leadership.
• The candidate will be familiar with using source code control and issue tracking tools along with using modern test tools to do unit test and static analysis.
• An ideal candidate will be able to configure and manage a continuous test environment.
• Bonus skills would be familiarity with Agile development, Cyber Security, Department of Defense products, board support package and device driver development.
• Status of DOD clearance required on resumes, with investigation date preferred.

• Must be US Citizen
• Active Secret Clearance or Ability to Obtain
• 4/10 Work Week
• 1st Shift
• $98.99/hr.
• Duration: 5/27/2024-5/22/2025
• Non-Exempt
• Contract Position
• Worker will work Onsite Full Time

• Must have 11+ years of experience with the following:
• Object Oriented-principles
• C++ version 11 or higher
• Complex problem solving using data structures/algorithms
• Deep understanding of Operating System concepts.

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