Top Software Engineer Jobs

Lead software architecture for defense programs, mentor teams, develop software solutions, and represent the company in technical discussions and collaborations.

The engineer will develop algorithms for direction finding and geolocation of radar and communication signals, conducting simulations, and contributing to internal research and mentoring.

Lead and manage software development projects, execute technical phases from requirements to integration, and oversee budget and schedule planning in an Agile environment.

This role involves developing satellite ground software, managing the software life cycle, and collaborating within a team in an Agile environment.

The Software Engineer II will design, code, and modify software primarily in C++ for defense systems while collaborating with a team, ensuring integration and testing in various environments.

The engineer will develop satellite ground system software, perform full software life cycle functions, and foster effective working relationships within cross-functional teams.

Develop satellite ground system software focusing on command and control, mission planning, and data analysis. Ensure complete software lifecycle functions in an Agile environment.

Develop satellite ground system software, perform full software life cycle functions, and establish effective working relationships within teams.

Design, develop, and integrate real-time mission software in C++/C# on Linux. Participate across the software lifecycle, apply DevSecOps/CI/CD practices, collaborate with systems and test engineers, support foreign military sales adaptations, and mentor early-career engineers to deliver electronic warfare capabilities.

Lead design, implementation, and unit testing of high-performance RF signal-processing software in modern C++ on Linux. Develop Python tools for simulation and verification, integrate with hardware, participate in code reviews, CI/CD, and collaborate with systems, hardware, and test engineers to meet airworthiness and operational requirements for naval electronic-warfare systems.