Job Expectations:
- Good Understanding of avionics design, product development and application as well system integration and certification.
- Development of systems and software requirements from application specifications.
- Development and execution of system test cases on the integration benches.
- Identifying and debugging issues at the system level and understanding interaction with other aircraft systems.
- Good troubleshooting skills to identify and fix issues arising from applications or flight testing.
- Active participation and contribution in driving sub systems/systems integration/simulation bench; ability to co-ordinate with diverse set of teams.
- Should understand system engineering, standards and certification, including DO-178B/C, ARP4754
Responsibilities
Skill Requirements:
- Good knowledge about C++ programming and SDLC.
- Detailed understanding and working experience on Avionics Software and Certification.
- Experience in the Model Based Development, A661 systems, SCADE modelling.
- Analysis of customer and operational requirements to define Software architecture, capture requirements, perform integration/functional testing/SW, and conduct design reviews.
- Ability to develop, validate and verify software level requirements for flight deck avionic programs.
- Trouble shoot current SW interfaces and performance problems
- Able to work with a diverse group of team members who could be geographically distributed.
- Interfaces with stakeholders outside of their CoE, including Equipment Engineering Teams, Customer Engineering Leads (CEL), SPE, LSE, ASL, other engineering.
- Good Understanding of Avionics architecture (Software and Systems).
- Experience with Agile development processes.
- Knowledge on AGILE Philosophy, configuration management system (such as Dimensions, DOORS, BitBucket, SVN, etc.) and Atlassian JIRA Change management tool.
- Anticipate problems, recognize, and eliminate barriers.
- Keep management apprised of program status and roadblocks.
- Manage efforts based on priorities, availability, and commitments.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively; both verbally and written.
- Ad-hoc in-house tool development.
QUALIFICATION: BE/B.Tech, M.E/M.Tech Experience
EXPERIENCE: 8 to 14 years of Work experience on Aerospace systems
Skills Required
- BE/B.Tech or M.E/M.Tech degree
- 8 to 14 years of aerospace systems experience
- Strong C++ programming knowledge and SDLC experience
- Experience with Avionics Software and certification processes
- Understanding of DO-178B/C and ARP4754 standards
- Experience with Model Based Development and SCADE modelling
- Experience with A661 systems
- Ability to develop, validate, and verify software-level requirements
- System integration, functional testing, and execution of system test cases
- Troubleshooting and debugging of system-level and flight-test issues
- Familiarity with Agile development processes
- Experience with configuration management and requirements tools (Dimensions, DOORS, BitBucket, SVN)
- Experience with Atlassian JIRA and change management
- Ability to coordinate with geographically distributed teams and external stakeholders
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Willingness to perform ad-hoc in-house tool development
The Aerospace Corporation Compensation & Benefits Highlights
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Retirement Support — The 401(k) plan provides a company‑paid contribution of 8–12% based on years of service with immediate eligibility and vesting, and eligible employees can access retiree medical benefits.
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — Paid time off includes 15 vacation days (rising to 20 after five years), nine paid holidays, and unlimited sick time for exempt employees with accruals for non‑exempt staff.
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Flexible Benefits — Flexible work models include a 9/80 schedule with alternating Fridays off, supported by backup care services, an EAP, relocation assistance, and home‑office stipends where applicable.
The Aerospace Corporation Insights
What We Do
The space enterprise has been transformed by rapid change and growth. New vehicles for national security space, a more rapid launch cadence, proliferated satellite constellations, the pursuit of interplanetary exploration, and thriving commercial ventures are changing the nature of the space industry. The Aerospace Corporation (Aerospace) is a leading architect for U.S. space programs, shaping efforts to outpace threats to our national security while cultivating the technologies needed to further this new era of space commercialization and exploration. Aerospace works across the space enterprise in service of the public interest. In addition to supporting the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community, our customers include NASA, NOAA, numerous federal agencies, and commercial space — all of whom benefit from our deep technical knowledge. We only pursue business related to the space mission and complementary fields, operating as the nation’s trusted partner to solve the toughest challenges and develop reliable and innovative technologies. Innovation in space occurs when people have the freedom to imagine and do. At Aerospace, we take pride in our readiness to solve some of the most complex challenges in the space enterprise.
Why Work With Us
We are a non-profit corporation chartered by the government to work on the hardest problems in space. We employ technical experts in every discipline of space-related science and engineering who touch every part of the US space program. Come join us as we make an impact bigger than ourselves.
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