Senior Embedded Software Engineer - Linux Middleware
About The Position
Autonomous aircraft require onboard software that can communicate, update, report health, and recover predictably in safety-critical environments. The Embedded Platform team is responsible for building the middleware and infrastructure that underlies the flight software stack on embedded Linux systems. This role involves owning shared platform capabilities from architecture through production delivery, with success measured by dependable updates, diagnosable failures, stable service interfaces, and reliable integration for flight-software teams. Senior engineers will lead substantial services and integrations, while Staff engineers will set direction across platform boundaries, resolve architectural tradeoffs, and establish standards for the shared stack.
Requirements
- 5–12 years developing embedded, systems, or platform software in production environments.
- Strong Rust, C++, or comparable systems-programming skills, with experience delivering reliable software on embedded Linux.
- Working knowledge of concurrency, synchronization, networking, IPC, and distributed or multi-process systems.
- Ability to debug complex behavior across services, operating systems, networks, and hardware.
- Experience designing technical interfaces and carrying cross-functional integrations through delivery.
- For Staff-level scope, a record of leading architecture across multiple systems and influencing decisions beyond an individual component.
- Experience in aerospace, robotics, automotive, industrial, medical, or another high-reliability domain; autonomy, OTA, telemetry, Linux internals, or resource-constrained optimization are relevant.
Responsibilities
- Own the design, implementation, validation, and lifecycle of embedded middleware services for autonomous aircraft.
- Define and evolve IPC, communications-bridge, OTA-update, logging, observability, and service-lifecycle interfaces used across flight software.
- Deliver production Rust and C++ with testing, diagnostics, and maintainability built into each platform capability.
- Set technical direction for cross-service platform architecture, including interface decisions and tradeoffs that affect multiple flight-software teams.
- Partner with flight-software, hardware, and integration teams to ensure platform services operate reliably on embedded Linux aircraft systems.
- Investigate failures across software, operating-system, network, and hardware boundaries; drive corrective changes that improve reliability, performance, and operational visibility.
- Establish design-review and engineering practices that make services safer to deploy, easier to diagnose, and practical for downstream teams to adopt.
Benefits
- medical, dental and vision insurance
- paid time off
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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