Embedded Software Engineer

AIRMO is looking for a hands-on, talented Embedded Software Engineer to own the design, development, and maintenance of our next-generation satellite and airborne control systems. You'll be at the core of our Payload Handling Unit (PHU) software and hardware - powering payloads, orchestrating data capture, and ensuring rock-solid reliability in space and flight., * Designing, writing, and maintaining real-time firmware on STM32 (bare-metal and RTOS) for power sequencing, current monitoring, and fault shutdown;

• Developing and optimizing Linux applications on NVIDIA Jetson (ARM) for high-throughput data handling;
• Integrating and coordinating data streams from USB cameras, UART/CAN sensors, and CameraLink frame grabbers;
• Implementing precise trigger logic and timestamp synchronization using GNSS modules and PPS signals;
• Interfacing with IMUs, RTCs, environmental sensors, and other payload peripherals;
• Building and running unit/integration tests, hardware-in-the-loop benches, and automated validation suites;
• Implementing and debugging Cyphal (CAN-based) protocols and YAMCS Mission Control interfaces;
• Collaborating closely with hardware, optics, and mission operations teams to integrate software into end-to-end payload systems;
• Documenting firmware architectures, APIs, test plans, and validation results with clarity and rigor.

• Bachelor's or Master's in Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent hands-on experience;
• 5+ years of embedded software development, preferably in aerospace, robotics, or other high-reliability domains;
• Expert-level C/C++ skills for bare-metal and RTOS environments;
• Proven Linux application development on ARM platforms, including cross-toolchains and kernel extensions;
• Hands-on integration experience with:

• GNSS timing modules;
• Inertial sensors, real-time clocks, environmental sensors;
• High-speed interfaces: USB, UART, CAN, CameraLink.

• Solid understanding of power management, current sensing, and hardware fault protection;
• Familiarity with Cyphal and YAMCS or comparable ground-control frameworks;
• A "hacker" mentality: rapid prototyping, creative problem-solving, and a willingness to dive into schematics or PCB layouts when needed;
• Fluency in English., * Ability to spin up a FreeRTOS task faster than your morning coffee brews;
• Skill to cross-compile and flash STM32 firmware blindfolded;
• Comfort troubleshooting interrupt priorities and memory constraints on the fly;
• Enthusiasm to learn about the NewSpace or Climate tech.