7 months ago
Stevenage, United KingdomSenior
Responsibilities
- Design and develop test equipment software for complex missile systems and sub-components.
- Write software in C and C++ and contribute to the company’s evolving technology direction.
- Support high-quality software development and quality practices.
- Apply automation, continuous integration, and DevOps principles and practices.
- Use electronics measurement and debugging techniques with equipment such as oscilloscopes and spectrum analysers.
- Work collaboratively within an agile development team across the product lifecycle.
Requirements
- Previous software engineering experience developing test solutions.
- Strong ability to write software in C and C++; scripting language experience is advantageous.
- Previous experience working in an agile development team.
- Strong understanding of creating high-quality software and supporting quality practices.
- Understanding of automation, continuous integration, and DevOps principles and practices.
- Knowledge of electronics measurement and debugging techniques using oscilloscopes and spectrum analysers.
- Must meet applicable British citizenship or dual UK nationality requirements and complete required security checks.
Benefits
- Dynamic hybrid working, typically requiring three to five days per week on-site in Stevenage.
- Relocation package may be available.
- Pension with employer and employee contributions.
- Paid overtime opportunities.
- Up to 15 additional flexi-leave days.
- Enhanced maternity, adoption, shared parental, paternity, neonatal, and fertility-related leave support.
- Subsidised meals, free car parking, and other site facilities.
About MBDA
MBDA designs and manufactures missiles and integrated missile systems for land, sea, and air forces, selling to governments and prime contractors. Formed in 2001 and headquartered in Le Plessis-Robinson, France, it is jointly owned by Airbus, BAE Systems, and Leonardo. Its portfolio includes well-known systems such as Aster, Meteor, Exocet, and Storm Shadow/SCALP used by European and allied militaries.