Integrate externally developed missile software components into an existing C2 software baseline.
Implement and validate message sequencing and power-up/power-down sequencing between weapon software and the C2 system.
Develop, analyze, and modify real-time software operating in Linux and RTOS environments.
Utilize Real-Time Java within VxWorks-based systems.
Analyze existing software baselines to understand behavior, interfaces, and constraints.
Debug, test, and validate software through automated unit testing and system integration testing.
Apply Open Architecture principles when integrating software with COTS hardware and middleware.
Follow established SDLC and software configuration management processes.
Communicate technical status, risks, and progress to engineering and program leadership.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
Demonstrated knowledge of software development principles and Object-Oriented Design.
Proficiency in C++ and Java.
Experience developing and debugging software in Linux environments.
Experience analyzing and modifying existing software codebases.
Experience implementing full SDLC activities beyond code development alone.
Experience with software testing, including automated unit and integration testing.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively to meet program schedules.
Strong written and verbal technical communication skills.
Eligibility to obtain and maintain at least an Interim Secret clearance.

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

C++JavaReal-Time JavaLinuxRTOSVxWorksautomated unit testingsystem integration testingObject-Oriented Designsoftware development principles

Soft Skills

technical communicationindependent workcollaborative workrisk communicationprogress communication

Certifications

Bachelor’s degree in Computer ScienceBachelor’s degree in Software EngineeringInterim Secret clearance eligibility