Sr. Embedded Software Engineer (Microservices, C++, Linux)
Make an Impact on Mission-Critical Security Technology We’re seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join a high-impact team supporting advanced, network-connected security screening systems. This is a hands-on role focused on stabilizing and enhancing production systems while contributing to next-generation (greenfield) capabilities. If you enjoy solving complex problems, improving real-world systems, and working across engineering disciplines—this role offers a strong balance of ownership, technical depth, and visible impact.What You’ll DoArchitect and deliver new features that coordinate across multiple systems, designing secure and reliable inter-service communication to support them.Own and enhance existing production codebasesContribute to targeted greenfield development as new capabilities are introducedSupport software releases, debugging, and issue resolution in production environmentsPartner with systems, test, field, and manufacturing teams to resolve integration challengesCreate and improve technical documentation to support long-term system sustainabilityWhat You BringExperience with microservices architectures, including:REST APIs, gRPC/protocol BuffersMessage brokersContainerizationSecuring communications channels.Experience in C++, including multi-threading.Proven background working in Linux environments (must-have)Experience supporting distributed / networked systems in productionComfortable working in and improving established codebasesWhat Sets You ApartExperience balancing system sustainment and new developmentStrong debugging, code review, and system-level problem-solving skillsBackground in complex, integrated environments where uptime and reliability are criticalAbility to operate independently while influencing technical directionPassion for improving documentation and knowledge continuityWhy This RoleWork on real-world, mission-critical technologyHigh visibility across cross-functional teamsBlend of stability work + forward-looking innovation