Embedded Software Engineer Sr.

Los Osos, CA
Full Time
Engineering
Experienced

Rantec is hiring an Embedded Software Engineer Sr! Relocation Supported! Minimum of 5 years experience with embedded systems and aerospace/defense industry experience required.

Come join our team!  Based in Los Osos, California, located along California's scenic Central Pacific coastline, Rantec offers many outstanding benefits, the following are a few: 

  • Competitive wages
  • Great benefits - i.e. Medical (PPO, HSA), Dental, Vision, Flexible Spending Accounts
  • Vacation - 2 weeks to start, Holidays, Paid Sick Leave
  • Tuition Assistance
  • 401K with matching up to 6%,
  • Peer-to-Peer recognition and Years of Service Awards.
  • Every other Friday off (9/80 Schedule)
  • Free catered lunch on the Friday/payday that we work.

Rantec is an upper-tier designer and manufacturer of power supplies for the military and aerospace markets. We are an engineering-based company, with expertise in all aspects of power supply design, manufacturing and test.

Position Summary

Develops, creates, and modifies embedded microcontroller software and digital/analog control systems. Modifies existing embedded software to correct errors, adapt to new hardware, or improve its performance.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

  • Leads the research, design, development and testing of software and embedded hardware. This includes development of new digital and analog control systems for mil/aero power supplies.
  • Responsible for implementing modern software design principles, resolving complex technical hardware and software issues, and providing solutions which are innovative and ingenious.
  • Participates in internal reviews of software components and hardware systems.
  • Self-directed with limited oversight from immediate supervisor
  • Collaborates with stakeholders in the Engineering and Production departments
  • Builds stable working relationships
  • Works on problems with defined scope, schedule, and expectations
  • Follows standard practices and procedures in analyzing situations or data from which answers can be readily obtained
  • Perform other duties as assigned. 

Education and Experience

  • Bachelor’s degree in Software, Aerospace, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering.
  • This is a senior level position requiring 5+ years of embedded experience.
  • Experience with military or aerospace hi-reliability systems required.
  • Experience with C and assembly programming.
  • Experience with digital and analog control circuit design and embedded programming.
  • Experience reading and creating electrical schematics.
  • Experience creating Software Quality Assurance requirements and documentation.
  • Understanding of Software Configuration Management practices and tools: git (preferred)
  • Experience with Microsoft Office applications (i.e. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)

Salary Range: $116,000 - $145,000 Annually

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