eTeam
6J7BI1-Software Engineer 1 - Engineer-General Engineer-General
eTeam, Titusville, Florida, United States, 32780
Job Description: Develops, documents and maintains architectures, requirements, algorithms, interfaces and designs for software systems. Develops and maintains code and integrates software components into a fully functional software system. Develops software verification plans, test procedures and test environments, executing the test procedures and documenting test results to ensure software system requirements are met. Performs software project management and software supplier management functions. Develops, selects, tailors and deploys software processes, tools and metrics. Executes and documents software research and development projects. Serves as a subject matter expert for software domains, system-specific issues, processes and regulations. Tracks and evaluates software team and supplier performance to ensure product and process conformance to project plans and industry standards. Works under general direction.
The Boeing Space & Launch Division is seeking a Mid-level GUI Software Engineer for the NASA Space Launch System (SLS) Stage Controller Program. This position is located at Boeing in Titusville, Florida.
NASAs SLS is an advanced launch vehicle with its unprecedented capabilities, offering more payload mass, volume capability and energy to speed missions through space. SLS is designed to be flexible and evolvable and will open new possibilities for payloads, including robotic scientific missions to places like the Moon, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter.
This GUI software engineering position requires excellent C++ programming skills, engineering skills, and of course, a Graphics User Interface programming background. The position primarily involves creating, modifying and testing the console screens used by the operators for the vehicles dry runs, wet dress rehearsals and hot fire testing at the John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC).
The ideal candidate has a passion about safety, customer satisfaction, software engineering, quality, team building, and continuous process improvements. The candidate must have a relevant background in software development and hardware integration for the purposes of being able integrate GUI console screens and user inputs with back-end systems and both simulated and real hardware. The candidate will also integrate with teams of other engineering professionals.
Position Responsibilities:
C++ GUI programming in a human-safety-critical environment.
Create unit tests and automated regression tests.
Applies an interdisciplinary, collaborative approach to plan, design, develop and verify system solutions with an Client on network, hardware and software safety.
Evaluates customer/operational needs to define system performance requirements, technical parameter integration and compatibility of all physical, functional and program interfaces from an engineering perspective.
Supports the planning, organization, implementation and monitoring of requirements management processes, tools, risks, issues, opportunity management and technology readiness assessment processes with an Client on safety and engineering.
Apply human factors engineering toward the implementation of designs and the implementation of system and functional requirements.
Using AGILE tools (such as Jira) for tasking and status reporting.
The Boeing Space & Launch Division is seeking a Mid-level GUI Software Engineer for the NASA Space Launch System (SLS) Stage Controller Program. This position is located at Boeing in Titusville, Florida.
NASAs SLS is an advanced launch vehicle with its unprecedented capabilities, offering more payload mass, volume capability and energy to speed missions through space. SLS is designed to be flexible and evolvable and will open new possibilities for payloads, including robotic scientific missions to places like the Moon, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter.
This GUI software engineering position requires excellent C++ programming skills, engineering skills, and of course, a Graphics User Interface programming background. The position primarily involves creating, modifying and testing the console screens used by the operators for the vehicles dry runs, wet dress rehearsals and hot fire testing at the John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC).
The ideal candidate has a passion about safety, customer satisfaction, software engineering, quality, team building, and continuous process improvements. The candidate must have a relevant background in software development and hardware integration for the purposes of being able integrate GUI console screens and user inputs with back-end systems and both simulated and real hardware. The candidate will also integrate with teams of other engineering professionals.
Position Responsibilities:
C++ GUI programming in a human-safety-critical environment.
Create unit tests and automated regression tests.
Applies an interdisciplinary, collaborative approach to plan, design, develop and verify system solutions with an Client on network, hardware and software safety.
Evaluates customer/operational needs to define system performance requirements, technical parameter integration and compatibility of all physical, functional and program interfaces from an engineering perspective.
Supports the planning, organization, implementation and monitoring of requirements management processes, tools, risks, issues, opportunity management and technology readiness assessment processes with an Client on safety and engineering.
Apply human factors engineering toward the implementation of designs and the implementation of system and functional requirements.
Using AGILE tools (such as Jira) for tasking and status reporting.