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What this role is
This role develops and executes test strategies for lunar lander software, designing verification procedures and testing infrastructure to validate spacecraft systems before flight. It suits engineers with 5+ years in software testing who want to work on mission-critical systems in the space industry.
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What they ask for
Required
- Bachelor's or graduate degree in a technical field
- Minimum 5 years of relevant work experience
- Proficiency with Object-Oriented Programming
- Proficiency with Python or similar scripting language
- Demonstrated ability to build and test distributed software and/or hardware systems
- Demonstrated ability to lead anomaly investigation activities involving multiple experts
- U.S. Person status for ITAR compliance
Nice to have
- Knowledge of formal software V&V processes
- Proficiency with software configuration management tools like Git
- Experience with containers such as Docker and virtual machines like QEMU
- Experience with Linux and embedded operating systems
- Familiarity with MISRA-C coding safety standards
- Familiarity with communication protocols including CCSDS, Ethernet, RS-422, TCP/IP, I2C, QAM, RS-232, Spacewire, CAN, GPIO, IPC, MIL1553, RS-485
- Familiarity with electronic test equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and logic analyzers
- Familiarity with electrical circuit dynamics
- Familiarity with environmental testing such as EMC/EMI and thermal-vacuum testing
- Familiarity with spacecraft control systems, thermal systems, RF communications, avionics, and power systems