(Junior) C++ Certified Software Engineer
Zürich
HQ (Switzerland) – Flight Software, Computer Vision and AI (HQ) /
Full-Time /
On-site
About us:
Daedalean is a Zürich-based startup founded by experienced engineers who want to completely revolutionize air travel within the next decade. We combine computer vision, deep learning, and robotics to develop full “level-5” autonomy for flying vehicles.
Your role:
To develop and verify complex software algorithms, using C++, according to strict processes and standards which meet safety critical software development guidance (DO-178C, DO-330, etc).
Responsibilities:
- Take part in the design and documentation of software architectures from requirements considering the hardware platform and need to be extensible and robust.
- Define low-level software requirements, considering high-level requirements and architecture, to document how the software should be implemented.
- Write simple, intuitive and maintainable source code from the low-level requirements.
- Create test cases and procedures for both normal and robustness scenarios to fully verify that the software implementation meets the high-level and low-level requirements.
- Perform analyses on the specification and implementation such as resource usage, traceability coverage, verification coverage and manual verification.
- Ideally C++ software engineering experience and proven applied engineering skills,
- Hands-on experience in software verification and writing requirement-based tests to break other people’s code,
- Willingness to write accurate software documentation including low-level requirements and architecture design descriptions,
- Very good working knowledge of standard modern software development tools,
- Demonstrated capability to constructively work in a team with continuous peer review activities.
Ideally, thanks to internships, witnessed in a DO-178C project where the maximum software IDAL was C or above.
Benefits:
- A team of experienced engineers and researchers, who joined us from most recognized companies and institutions.
- Difficult and interesting problems to solve.
- Pilot license subsidy.
- Hybrid work setting.
- Learning & Development budget: visit conferences of your choice.
- Gym membership.