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Software Engineer–Developer, Phantom Works Weapons (Experienced or Senior)

Boeing

full time · Senior

$160,650 – $217,350

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What this role is

Boeing seeks an experienced or senior software engineer to develop embedded systems for advanced weapons programs, working on real-time networked applications that demand both innovation and rigorous safety standards. This role suits engineers comfortable with C++, Linux, and defense-domain complexity who can navigate cross-program collaboration in a cleared environment.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree
  • Active Secret clearance with ability to obtain Top Secret & Special Program Access
  • 3+ years C++, Python, and C# experience
  • 3+ years Linux development experience
  • 3+ years version control (Git or similar)
  • 3+ years software architecture and open architectures
  • 3+ years network architectures with TCP/UDP applications
  • U.S. citizenship or eligible person status for export control
  • Completion of CodeVue coding challenge

Nice to have

  • Active Top Secret/SCI clearance
  • 9+ years related work experience (for Senior level)
  • Knowledge of host environments, processors, and operating systems
  • Software architecture and design methodology expertise
  • Compliance with development standards and best practices
  • Proficiency with compilers, debuggers, and analysis tools
  • Domain knowledge of aerospace/defense products and constraints
  • Implementation and verification process expertise

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