Lead Embedded Software Engineer

This is a senior, hands-on technical leadership role with responsibility for a flagship flight software product used across multiple space missions.Youll guide its technical direction, influence future product development, and work closely with engineers, customers and commercial teams to ensure the software continues to meet demanding real-world needs.Alongside product ownership, youll lead and develop a team of flight software engineers, setting technical standards, supporting career growth and creating an environment where high-quality engineering thrives.

embedded software engineering , with significant professional experienceExcellent

C programming skills, including work on embedded platforms (e.g. ARM-based systems)Solid understanding of

operating systems, multitasking and low-level hardware interactionExperience

leading technical design and solving complex engineering problemsComfortable working across the full software lifecycle, from requirements to deliveryExperience working in a

Linux -based development environment with version control and CI principlesAbility to communicate clearly, lead by example and support the growth of other engineersConfident communication skills

Salary: £65,000 Lead Embedded Software Engineer- ScotlandA UK-based space technology company is building advanced software used on real spacecraft missions worldwide. Its products help organisations develop reliable, reusable flight software more quickly, using modern engineering approaches. The business is employee-owned, growing rapidly, and driven by a strong culture of technical excellence, collaboration and long-term thinking.What is in it for you:

Salary up to

£65,000Flexibleworking with the occasional visits to Edinburgh office36 days annual leave6% employer pension contributionHealth cash plan, life assurance and enhanced sick payEmployee ownership and a genuine voice in the businessOngoing investment in learning, development and conferencesA supportive, inclusive culture where your work directly impacts space missions