The Software Engineer oversees application development, modification, and maintenance of applications within the Technology department, ensuring systems run smoothly and creating documentation for findings.
Locations (4)
Hoover, Alabama, United States
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Compensation
Job Range Target: Minimum: $127,767.75 USD, Median: $168,210.00 USD
Responsibilities
Oversees development and installation of new hardware and software
Provides advice and recommendations to management on processes and techniques required for improved work operations
Installs and configures systems and other software
Tests installed software for malfunction detection
Lead the architecture, design, integration, and release of aircraft telemetry and flight-test data-collection systems.
Compensation
$130,000—$175,000 USD
Responsibilities
Lead the architecture, design, integration, and release of aircraft telemetry and flight-test data-collection systems.
Own the aircraft-installed hardware, including instrumentation interfaces, power, wiring and harnessing, connectors, onboard computing, communications, and aircraft integration.
Develop controlled system documentation, requirements, interface definitions, installation instructions, and configuration baselines from existing designs and working systems.
Lead verification, validation, qualification, and release activities for test equipment and supporting software in accordance with BETA development and assurance processes.
Partner with Flight Test, Certification, Software, Systems Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, and Program Management to deliver reliable, repeatable telemetry capability.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related technical discipline, or equivalent hands-on work experience.