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Sr. Embedded Software Engineer, Radar at Reliable Robotics - ApplyBlast

Sr. Embedded Software Engineer, Radar

Reliable Robotics

4 months ago

3.3 on Glassdoor

Seattle, WA

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

A Senior Embedded Software Engineer at Reliable Robotics develops C++ flight software and Python integration tests for the company's Air to Air Radar system. The role involves designing requirements and unit tests in accordance with DO-178C procedures while focusing on numerical optimization, protocol drivers, and FPGA interfaces.

Responsibilities

Develop C++ flight software requirements and code per DO-178C procedures
Design and implement unit tests and requirements-based test cases
Develop Python-based software integration test cases
Manage high-bandwidth data pipelines and software-to-FPGA interfaces
Optimize complex mathematical algorithms for embedded performance

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering

About Reliable Robotics

reliable.co

Headquarters

Mountain View, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2017

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Reliable Robotics builds advanced automation systems for aircraft with the goal of making flight safer, more available, and more affordable. The company develops integrated avionics, flight‑control software, and ground/cloud monitoring to enable autonomous and assisted operations for commercial and cargo aircraft. Their retrofitable technology is designed to improve reliability and aircraft availability while reducing operational cost and supporting evolving aviation safety and regulatory standards. Airlines and freight operators partner with Reliable Robotics to unlock new, more efficient models for moving people and goods.