Embedded Software Engineer Staff - Dallas Hiring Event IC4

Lockheed Martin•Grand Prairie, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for an Embedded Software Engineer on the Embedded Software team, responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining embedded C/C++ software for critical missile and fire-control systems. The role involves delivering high-quality embedded solutions that meet demanding mission requirements. Selected candidates will have the opportunity to participate in a Hiring Event in Dallas, Texas, meet hiring leaders, and discuss career opportunities. Qualified applicants may be invited to interview during the event, offering a streamlined path to connect with decision-makers. The application window closes in 90 days, with invitations extended on a rolling basis.

Requirements

Must have the ability to obtain a DoD Secret security clearance.
Experience working with Embedded systems utilizing C and/or modern C++ 11 of higher.
Experience working with Embedded Operating Systems: Linux distributions (Yocto, Petalinux, Rocky 8 or higher, RHEL 8 or higher), VxWorks, or similar OS.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with various embedded software communication protocols (RTI DDS, gRPC, RS-232, I2C, Canbus, RS-485, CanOpen, or similar protocols).
Experience with software development through different phases of the software development life cycle.
Experience with Python programming and bash scripting.
Experience working with Agile methodologies, JIRA, Git, and automated testing.
The candidate must have a growth mindset with a strong ability to learn quickly.

Responsibilities

Develop and integrate embedded software components and algorithms into C/C++ applications.
Plan, conduct, and coordinate software development activities across the product lifecycle.
Design, document, test, and debug software that implements logical and mathematical solutions for mission-critical problems.
Apply deep knowledge of computer hardware and system architecture to create robust, performant code.
Identify and correct program errors, produce operating instructions, and maintain comprehensive development documentation.