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Embedded Software Engineer (Aerospace/Manufacturing)

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
Payrate: $120K/Yr. - $145K/Yr - W2
United States, California, Irvine
Feb 18, 2026
Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer (Aerospace/Manufacturing) Duration: 06 months temp to Perm Location: Irvine CA 92618-Onsite Shift: 1st Payrate: $120K/Yr. - $145K/Yr. without benefits Pre-Screening Questions: How many years of professional experience do you have developing embedded software in C/C++? Do you have hands-on experience with board bring-up and device driver development? Which interfaces/protocols have you worked with? Have you developed software for RTOS-based or safety-critical systems? Do you have experience with MATLAB for algorithm development, modeling, or simulation? Must have an experience working in Aerospace/Manufacturing industry? Role & Responsibilities: Design and develop embedded software for ammunition handling systems, thermal management systems, aeromechanical systems, turbo machinery, and various electronics. Requirement Analysis, Allocation, Derivation, and Traceability. Trade Studies, and Risk Analysis. Architectural and Module design. Module implementation and verification. Algorithm development, modeling and simulation using MATLAB. Regulatory compliance to customer safety and security standards. Technical communication in presentation and document formats. In-House and field integration and test. Required Qualification: Bachelor's degree (BSCS/BSEE) with 5-7 years related experience. Mastery of software engineering methodologies and best practices for embedded application development in C/C++ language. Experience in various Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) models (Waterfall, V, Iterative, Incremental, Spiral, Agile, etc.) and Application Lifecycle Management tools. Extensive experience with hardware interface development including board bring-up, operating system bring-up, and device driver development. Proficient with peripheral hardware interfaces (UART, USB, Ethernet, I2C, SPI, RS232, RS422, etc.) and protocols such as CAN, TCP/IP, UDP, etc. Hands on experience with electronics test and measurement equipment (oscilloscope, logic analyzer, digital multi-meter, etc.). Experience with MOSA Principles, FACE Technical Standards, RTOS, or safety-critical processes and software architecture compliant with RTCA/DO-178 is a plus.