Embedded Software Engineer

About the Role

As an Embedded Software Engineer, you will innovate in the realm of avionics, power electronics, and battery systems, with a specific focus on AHRS and INS products, using cutting-edge sensor technologies. You’ll have the opportunity to generate unique intellectual property to meet the rising demand for software-defined behavior, while working on a diverse array of products, including cockpit displays, instruments, and navigational solutions that utilize both local and remote sensor data. Your responsibilities will also encompass data conversion, storage management, lithium battery management, AC and DC power conversion, and in-seat power solutions.

This Role Could Be Your Perfect Fit If...

• You hold a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering or a related field.
• You have at least 10 years of experience in embedded software design.
• You possess a minimum of 5 years as a principal designer for AHRS and INS solutions.
• You have 5 years of expertise in characterizing and calibrating inertial sensor devices.
• You can work directly with target hardware, utilizing lab bench equipment and tools for debugging and analysis.
• You are proficient in programming with C.
• You have a good command of Microsoft Office.
• You exhibit strong attention to detail.
• You are organized, focused, and driven by results.
• You are adept at problem-solving, critical thinking, and prioritization.
• You possess excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.

We Would Be Impressed If You Also Have...

• Experience with C#, C++, or Python for PC application software.
• Experience in VHDL.
• Experience developing safety-critical software following standards like RTCA DO-178 or DO-254.
• Knowledge in designing or troubleshooting PCB system hardware.
• Experience with Design for Manufacture and Design for Test (DFM & DFT).

A Typical Day in This Role May Include...

• Creating and implementing embedded C software for bare-metal microcontroller systems, alongside VHDL firmware for FPGA systems.
• Architecting and deploying AHRS and INS products leveraging MEMS, FOG, or other commercially available technologies.
• Designing tools for the manufacturing, calibration, and validation of safety-critical products.
• Building and troubleshooting hardware, applying basic soldering skills, and using test equipment in both office and lab settings.
• Prototyping and executing test programs to ensure compliance with performance, regulatory, and quality standards.

Why Work With Us...

• We offer competitive pay along with a comprehensive benefits package.
• We foster an environment that enhances your career while promoting a healthy work-life balance.
• Our workspace is climate-controlled, clean, organized, and safe, providing a professional manufacturing environment.
• We believe in the principle of excellence in all that we do.
• We host frequent events to enrich the work experience, including food drives, annual food truck festivals, monthly breakfast celebrations, employee luncheons, wellness challenges with incentives, and fantastic raffles for sports and cultural events.
• We maintain a tight-knit company culture, making every employee feel invaluable even while making significant strides in the industry!

About Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics...

Established in 1964, Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics provides top-tier instruments, avionics, and power solutions to the global aerospace sector. We boast one of the world’s most extensive maintenance, overhaul, and exchange programs, delivering safe, certified products through innovative technologies and sophisticated design approaches. Our commitment to quality, service, integrity, and professionalism makes us a favored partner for customers around the globe in general, business, and commercial aviation sectors, as well as in advanced air mobility, defense, and special mission markets. Your role will be vital in ensuring our customers view us as their preferred partner for instruments, avionics, and aircraft power solutions.