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Aviation, Drones and Robotics

STM32 is a family of 32-bit microcontrollers based on the ARM Cortex-M processor core, manufactured by STMicroelectronics, widely used in embedded systems, robotics, IoT devices, and industrial automation. Electrical engineers and hobbyist makers program STM32 chips using C/C++ with tools like STM32CubeIDE to control sensors, motors, and other hardware. Its broad range of performance tiers and low cost make it one of the most popular microcontroller platforms for prototyping and production alike.

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Open roles requiring STM32 (2)

AeroVironment

Embedded Software Engineer III

AeroVironment

Full-time · Huntsville, AL · $102,708 – $156,546

This role develops embedded software for autonomous aircraft and robotic systems used in defense and commercial applications, involving full-lifecycle design from prototyping through flight testing. It suits experienced software engineers comfortable with low-level systems programming, hardware integration, and the irregular hours that come with field testing and deadline-driven development.

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AeroVironment

Software Engineer (EMB), Sr.

AeroVironment

Full-time · Moorpark, CA · $147,000 – $224,250

This role leads embedded software development for unmanned aircraft and robotic systems, writing low-level code for sensors, processors, and payloads that fly in real devices. It suits experienced engineers comfortable with C/C++, Python, hardware protocols, and the embedded Linux stack who want to move into a leadership position on defense technology.

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