Firestorm is building the next generation of uncrewed aircraft and the advanced manufacturing systems that deliver them at speed. The Software Integration & Operations department owns the software layer that spans factory floor to cloud — the applications, automation, edge systems, and intelligence that make it possible to iterate product designs, automate advanced manufacturing, and scale production with uncompromising quality and rigor. The aircraft software and manufacturing software that Firestorm builds do not exist in isolation — they integrate with flight hardware, factory hardware, automation cells, flight test infrastructure, and external enterprise tools. The contracts between these systems are where complexity and risk concentrate, and where "works in dev, breaks in flight or on the factory floor" problems are born. As an Integration & Validation Engineer, you own the boundary between software components and the integrated systems they ship into. You write the integration specifications, build and maintain the validation suites that prove integrations work on real hardware, lead integration testing cycles for major releases, and sign off on flight and manufacturing readiness. You are part systems engineer, part integration developer, part validation lead, and you are the last line of defense before software meets aircraft or the factory floor. Near-term, your focus is aircraft software integration and testing — proving that software from component teams (avionics, autonomy, GCS) integrates correctly on real hardware and releases cleanly into flight operations. Longer-term, your scope expands to include manufacturing software integrations with factory hardware, automation cells, and enterprise systems.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior