Senior Embedded Engineer, Relativity Space

• Bachelor’s in computer science or related technical field and 3+ years relevant experience in software development
• Proficient in C/C++
• Experience with software development processes including source control, bug tracking, and design documentation
• Experience capturing, decomposing and deriving formal software requirements from system level requirements
• Demonstrated experience working collaboratively in cross-functional teams

Desirable

• The Vehicle Software team is responsible for the software on all Avionics boxes on the vehicle
• This spans the operating system image, the applications running on those boxes, and software configuration and deployment
• We are also responsible for the test infrastructure required to validate the software, such as the HITL and HOOTL test environments
• Finally, our team supports rocket manufacturing and system test efforts starting with Avionics box testing, engine testing, stage integration and checkouts, stage qualification/hot fires, and concluding with stacked vehicle testing and launch
• Write concise documentation such as Concept of Operations, Interface Control Documents, and Software Design Documents
• Work closely with internal Software and Hardware certification teams as well as external regulators and IV&V contractors to consistently deliver flight safety software and test artifacts for review. Take extreme ownership in ensuring Relativity’s AFSS gets certified in time for first flight
• Develop safety critical software for AFSS including bootloaders, command and telemetry services, device drivers, software state machines, and handling of flight termination events
• Integrate best practices, tools, and lessons-learned between safety and non-safety critical embedded software teams, ensuring both teams are able to support vehicle software projects throughout the Terran R development lifecycle