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As an Embedded Software Engineer I, you'll develop software requirements, manage documentation, support testing, and ensure compliance with safety standards.

Develop embedded software for aerospace platforms, manage requirements, support technical decisions, conduct reviews, and ensure compliance with safety standards.

As an Embedded Software Engineer II, you will lead software architecture development, manage requirements, drive verification strategies, and mentor junior engineers while ensuring compliance with safety standards.

The Design Release Engineer will oversee low voltage systems integration, leading design and validation activities while ensuring system reliability and performance.

The Low Voltage Systems Engineer will design and develop Low Voltage systems, ensuring reliable performance, leading system design activities, and collaborating with cross-functional teams for product optimization in electric vehicles.

The Low Voltage Component Engineer will drive complex electronics projects through lifecycle management, collaborating with teams to resolve issues and maintain schedules.

As an FPGA Firmware Engineer, you will design, implement, and verify FPGA logic for safety-critical embedded systems, collaborating with systems engineers and using tools like Microchip's Libero for development and simulation.

The Sr. Mechanical Engineer designs and tests composite structures for aerospace, manages projects, and applies engineering techniques for mechanical systems.

The Manufacturing Engineer designs and operates systems for Unmanned Air Vehicles, focusing on composite fabrication, Lean and Six Sigma principles, and cost estimation for tooling. Responsibilities include optimizing production processes and collaborating with suppliers.

The Power Electronics Hardware Engineer will lead the full V-cycle development of 12V Power Distribution Units, focusing on power electronics design and testing, collaborating with various teams in automotive environments.