Software Engineer (AHRS)

Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics•Wichita, KS

8d•$100,000 - $150,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a Software Engineer, you will provide engineering and technical support in the evaluation and testing of existing and emerging technologies, systems, and capabilities. You will design avionics, power electronics, and battery systems with an emphasis on AHRS and INS products using the latest advances in sensor technologies. You’ll create unique intellectual property to address the growing demand for software-defined behavior. You can expect a variety of opportunities ranging from products for cockpit displays, instruments and navigational references based on local and remote sensor inputs. Additional products include data conversion and storage, lithium battery management, AC and DC power conversion, and in-seat power solutions.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in computer engineering or related field
Minimum of 10 years of experience designing embedded software in the U.S.
Minimum of 5 years of experience as principal designer for AHRS and INS solutions
Minimum of 5 years of experience characterizing and calibrating inertial sensor devices
Ability to work directly with target hardware, including lab bench equipment, other tools for debugging and analysis
Proficiency programming in C
Proficient with Microsoft Office
Strong attention to detail
Organized, focused, and results oriented
Problem-solver with critical thinking and prioritizing skills
Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills

Nice To Haves

Experience with C#, C++, or Python languages for PC application software
Experience with VHDL
Experience designing safety-critical software, utilizing RTCA DO-178, DO-254 or similar processes
Experience designing or troubleshooting PCB system hardware
Experience with Design for Manufacture and Design for Test (DFM & DFT)

Responsibilities

Design and implement embedded C software for bare-metal microcontroller-based systems with an option for VHDL firmware for FPGA-based systems
Architect and implement ARHS and INS products utilizing MEMS, FOG or other commercially available technologies
Design tools to support manufacturing, calibration and verification of safety-critical products
Build and troubleshoot hardware, including basic soldering, operation of test equipment, and daily work in both office and test lab environments
Prototype and execute test programs to verify compliance with applicable performance, regulatory, and quality requirements