Skill
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)
Staff Systems Engineer, Functional Safety
Agility Robotics
Full-time · Fremont, CA · $191,000 – $248,000
This staff-level systems engineering role leads the design and safety architecture of humanoid robots deployed in industrial settings, balancing rigorous functional safety standards with rapid development cycles. It's suited for an experienced technical leader with deep expertise in safety-critical systems who can navigate complex trade-offs and drive integration across mechanical, electrical, and software domains.
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Senior Systems Engineer
Agility Robotics
Full-time · Fremont, CA · $170,000 – $221,000
This role involves designing and integrating software systems for autonomous humanoid robots deployed in logistics and manufacturing. It suits experienced systems engineers comfortable with safety-critical robotics who can balance structured engineering practices with startup speed.
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