PRINCIPAL SOFTWARE ENGINEER - TS with Security Clearance - ADVANCED SOFTWARE DESIGN : Job Details

Seeking Software Engineers to support our Communications Systems Software (CSS) department. As a member of the CSS department you'll work in a fast-paced team environment to make our technologies a reality. This position will serve on-site at Manhattan Beach, CA. Responsibilities:• Design, develop, integrate and test real-time flight software that implements a payload controller in a RISC-V soft processor running in a RTG4 FPGA in about 1 year.• Develop key software functions including mechanism control, telemetry reporting, fault monitoring and stored command sequence responses and failover to a redundant processor.• Develop software in C++ in FreeRTOS. The software will largely be developed in the unclassified environment but may have some functions added in a classified environment.• Applies the appropriate standards, processes, procedures and tools throughout the system development life cycle to support the generation of such engineering applications.• Interface with application users, hardware and systems engineering teams in a lab environment. Basic Qualifications for Software Engineer:• Bachelor's degree in a STEM discipline with 5 years of experience, a Master's degree in a STEM discipline in a STEM discipline with 3 years of experience.• Proficiency in C/C++• Experience with FreeRTOS OS or other real-time operating system - i.e., (RT-Linux, FreeRTOS, VxWorks, GH Integrity)• This position requires the applicant to be a U.S. citizen.• Ability to obtain and maintain a TS/PAR with poly clearance per business requirements. Preferred Qualifications for Systems Engineer - Integration and Test:• Experience developing on RISC-V soft processor running in a RTG4 FPGA• Working knowledge of standard test equipment: network analyzers, oscilloscopes, waveform generators, synthesizers, digitizers, and/or signal analyzers.• Active TS/PAR with poly security clearance. CLEARANCE TYPE: Top SecretWORK SHIFT: 1st Shift (9/80A)TRAVEL: Yes, 10% of the Time