Embedded Software Engineer

Industry: Electric Aviation / Advanced Air MobilityAbout: This role sits within the Embedded Software Engineering team of a pioneering eVTOL aircraft company that designs, develops, and manufactures light electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for consumer, public service, and defence applications. The organisation has been flying its distinctive tilt-aircraft architecture for over a decade and is currently progressing its next-generation aircraft toward general release and scalable production.The Embedded Software Engineer will be responsible for designing and implementing safe, robust, and extensible firmware architecture that forms the backbone of the aircraft flight control system. This is a hands-on engineering position that includes direct participation in flight testing, offering the opportunity to experience aircraft systems first-hand in both local and remote environments.Responsibilities:Develop software and firmware for projects spanning sensors, control systems, communications, and navigationImprove testing automation, software quality, data collection, analysis, and validation processesDebug issues in production, determine root cause, and apply fixes in a timely mannerAssist in flight testing activities both locally and at remote sitesRequired Experience & Skills:Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field2+ years of professional engineering experienceStrong software skills in C, C++, and Python with experience using ARM microcontrollersHands-on experience through employment, student teams, or co-op internshipsExperience with real-time systems, Linux development, and low-level communication protocols including CAN, SPI, I2C, and UARTFamiliarity with control systems, robotics, and/or sensorsApplicants must be eligible for employment in the United States and willing to work onsiteDesirable / Additional Qualifications:Experience with embedded security practicesFamiliarity with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) protocols and integration