Senior Embedded Software Engineer, Intelligence Systems

Description:

  • Design and develop low-level infrastructure code that is rigorously tested and validated.
  • Build the software ecosystem supporting next-generation hardware platforms powered by System-on-Chip devices.
  • Help secure embedded system devices.
  • Develop and maintain automated tests to verify embedded system functionality.
  • Work on specialized engineering and product capabilities for Intelligence Community customers.
  • Support the development and deployment of capabilities that address pressing national security requirements.

Requirements:

  • Experience with one or more of the following languages: Rust, C, C++, or ARMv7/ARMv8 assembly.
  • Experience developing for low-level embedded systems.
  • Currently possesses and is able to maintain an active U.S. Secret security clearance.
  • Experience developing operating systems or portions thereof (preferred).
  • Strong focus on security (preferred).
  • Experience with complex SoCs (preferred).
  • Experience implementing Control Flow Integrity (preferred).
  • Experience with ISRs, MMUs, timers, health tests, and entropy (preferred).
  • Experience with standard I/O such as UART, I2C, SPI, and eMMC (preferred).

Benefits:

  • US salary range of $191,000 to $253,000 USD.
  • Highly competitive equity grants included in the majority of full-time offers.
  • Top-tier benefits for full-time employees.
  • Comprehensive, competitive benefits package available at little to no cost to employees.
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