Software Integration Engineer

Job Description

Job Title: Software Integration Engineer. Location: Huntsville, Alabama, USA

Responsibilities:

• Deploy, configure, and operate software on UAS platforms, ensuring alignment with HQ software releases
• Bring up and verify full sensor, driver, transport, and navigation stacks prior to lab and field operations
• Act as on-site software authority during field trials, diagnosing and resolving system-level issues
• Retrieve, validate, and organize test and flight data for HQ software and science teams;
• Work closely with systems, hardware, and software engineers to close integration gaps
• Contribute to improving deployment workflows, testing, and CI/CD processes for hardware-integrated software
• Perform other duties within your skills or with reasonable training
• Participate in intermittent domestic and international travel as required

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering or a related field
• Experience deploying and operating software on Linux-based embedded, robotics, or UAS platforms
• Proficiency in C, C++, Rust, and Python;
• Experience with numerical software and/or algorithm development focused on inertial navigation, state estimation, data fusion, or optimization
• Familiarity with DevOps practices applied to hardware systems
• Experience working with sensor drivers, middleware, and data transport layers;
• Ability to work effectively across software, hardware, systems, and research teams

Preferred:

• Experience in defense, aerospace, autonomy, robotics, or navigation systems is highly desirable
• Experience setting up and maintaining continuous integration systems

Benefits and Compensation:

• Competitive salary and benefits reflecting a high-performance culture
• Flexibility and potential equity;
• Opportunity to work with quantum sensing technology in real-world applications
• Exposure to global, multidisciplinary teams and cutting-edge projects

Other Information: Employment subject to pre-employment checks, AI tools may assist in parts of the hiring process, but final decisions are human-made