C++ Embedded Software Engineer

Job Description Description: The Client's Autonomy Connectivity team provides connectivity software, systems, and solutions to the Client's Autonomy Division, connecting machines to the internet, other machines, and more. This role is an experienced software developer for this team. Responsibilities: Work alongside other developers and engineers as part of cross functional project teams Develop autonomy communication software Design and develop solutions to complex and evolving problems using modern networking and radio technologies Troubleshoot and debug issues that may arise during development, deployment, and usage Develop SW for systems used in R&D through to production Technologies used may include: WiFi mesh, C-V2X (or similar), WiFi, cellular, or satellite. Technical Skills Required: -Proficient in C++ with a focus on C++14, C++17 -Experience with Linux systems and common development tools such as git, cmake, and docker -Good problem-solving skills -Experience with Agile development practices -Experience with Azure DevOps and github Top 3 technical skills: Proficient C++ experience, Experience with Linux systems and common development tools such as git, cmake, and docker, good problem solving skills. Desired: Excellent analytical skills Extensive understanding of complex software engineering concepts, architecture, tools, processes and applications Strong technical leadership and communications skills TCP/IP networking experience V2X experience Knowledgeable in wireless technologies, cyber security, and networking Experience with cross-compilation and toolchains Experience with protobuf and gRPC Soft Skills Required: Self-starter Top candidates will have: Excellent analytical skills Extensive understanding of complex software engineering concepts, architecture, tools, processes, and applications Strong technical leadership and communications skills Education Requirement: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related and 8+ years of related experience.

Created: 2024-11-05