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V-Model
Software Development and Engineering Practices
The V-Model is a software development lifecycle methodology that extends the waterfall model by pairing each development phase (such as requirements or design) with a corresponding testing phase, visually forming a V-shape. Quality assurance engineers and software teams, particularly in regulated industries like aerospace and medical devices, use it to emphasize verification and validation at every stage of development.
Open roles requiring V-Model (2)
Senior Software Project Engineer
CesiumAstro
Full-time · Austin, TX
This senior-level role involves overseeing software development execution for aerospace and satellite communication systems, blending project management with hands-on embedded firmware expertise. You'll coordinate across engineering teams and stakeholders to deliver complex, high-reliability software in a startup environment.
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Staff Systems Engineer, Functional Safety
Agility Robotics
Full-time · Fremont, CA · $191,000 – $249,000
This role leads systems engineering and functional safety architecture for humanoid robots deployed in industrial settings, requiring deep expertise in safety-critical system design and the ability to balance rigorous safety standards with startup velocity. It suits experienced systems engineers from safety-critical industries who can own complex requirements, drive cross-functional decisions, and translate functional safety standards into real robotics deployments.
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