Software Engineer I

Oceaneering•Hanover, MD

7d•$74,000 - $112,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Software Engineer I serves as a core member of the Oceaneering Technologies (OTECH) group. Engineers are expected to learn OTECH processes and best engineering practices; and apply the knowledge towards growing a software engineering skill set. This role is key in implementing the bulk of the engineering work under the supervision of a software program lead. OTECH produces and maintains unique underwater systems – typically for US Navy and other US Government Department of Defense customers. Our projects are all one-of-a-kind. Projects range from quick burn to lifecycle management of fielded systems. The ideal candidate for this position would have a zest for being thrown into new situations and have a knack for asking questions when guidance is needed, while capable of functioning independently when given clear instructions.

Requirements

BS Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering or related technical field. Commensurate experience will be considered.
A strong interest in robotics and/or underwater robotics.
Experience with the following programming languages: C, C++, C# and/or Java.
Ability to obtain and maintain a United States Government Department of Defense Security Clearance (active clearances preferred, but not prerequisite).
Must be a US citizen.

Nice To Haves

Experience with microprocessors and single-board computer (SBC) based control systems.
Experience analyzing communication protocols including: UDP and multicast, TCP, serial protocols, SPI, I2C, CAN, etc.
Experience with Python or other scripting languages.
Experience with Linux OS and bare metal firmware.
Experience with React, ROS, Qt, or Unity.
Solid written and oral communications skills, including ability to effectively document, convey, and present engineering concepts and products to team members and customers.

Responsibilities

Learn and apply the software development lifecycle.
Write software at the CSU level.
Write software that adheres to the defined software architecture.
Actively interface with the software lead and team.
Communicate independently and effectively with non-software teammates for issue resolution.
Creation and maintenance of project CDRL’s. This includes requirements management, software documentation, unit testing, software safety testing, and software qualification testing.
Support software testing on the factory floor, offsite, and offshore.
Understand user requirements, concept of operations documents, and system requirements specifications.
Prepare reports and present results to fellow team members.
Schedules can be demanding throughout the year and occasional work outside normal working hours should be anticipated.