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Embedded Software Engineer at Kepler Communications - ApplyBlast

Embedded Software Engineer

Kepler Communications

1 month ago

3.2 on Glassdoor

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

Kepler Communications is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to develop and maintain software for both space and ground-based assets within a growing fleet of spacecraft. The role involves designing secure communications, building low-level software components, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure system reliability and performance. This position requires strong expertise in C/C++, embedded Linux, and hardware interfaces to support critical satellite operations.

Responsibilities

Design and maintain embedded software for spacecraft and ground-based systems
Implement secure communications capabilities including encryption and authentication
Develop low-level software components including device drivers and kernel modules

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering

About Kepler Communications

kepler.space

Headquarters

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2015

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Kepler Communications is a space infrastructure company that operates the Kepler Network, a cloud environment on orbit providing real-time connectivity, on-orbit compute, and hosted payload services. Its platform powers next-generation space missions by bringing advanced processing and scalable cloud concepts closer to the source, enabling faster decisions and more autonomous systems. Kepler serves commercial, government, and scientific customers seeking accelerated, cost-effective access to orbit and in-space computing capabilities.