1 day ago
Base Salary
$78k - $101k/yr
Responsibilities
- Investigate software defects, determine root causes, own corrective actions, and document lessons learned.
- Apply coding, compiling, testing, static analysis, verification, and validation practices to produce reliable software builds.
- Translate stakeholder needs into measurable, verifiable requirements and manage changes, priorities, and trade-offs.
- Develop test strategies, evaluate results, assess risks, and confirm products meet requirements and customer expectations.
- Use failure mode avoidance, statistical methods, simulations, modeling, experimentation, and analytical tools to improve reliability and performance.
- Contribute to software architecture, design, integration, platform strategy, and product lifecycle decisions.
- Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, quality, program management, and other stakeholders to deliver project objectives.
- Plan, coordinate, monitor, and mitigate project risks while meeting quality, schedule, and performance commitments.
- Communicate technical information through documentation, design reviews, technical reports, and presentations.
- Independently manage moderately complex software components and provide technical guidance to technicians, student employees, and team members.
Requirements
- A bachelor's degree in engineering or an appropriate STEM field is required; a relevant master's degree may be required for select roles.
- The role is intended for entry-level or early-career professionals, including candidates within two years of completing their highest degree for U.S. early-career eligibility.
- Strong programming experience in C++, including C++11, C++14, C++17, or later, is required.
- Experience developing applications on Windows is required.
- Relevant temporary student employment, internship, co-op, extracurricular team, or early-career technical experience is preferred.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office tools is preferred.
- Exposure to Android and iOS development is preferred.
- Candidates must currently reside within the continental U.S. for the stated U.S. early-career eligibility and must meet applicable CPT or OPT requirements if studying on an F-1 visa.
- The position may require licensing or compliance eligibility related to export controls or sanctions regulations.
Benefits
- Full-time entry-level position with a March 2027 start date.
- U.S. early-career eligibility applies, including residence within the continental United States.
- F-1 students must obtain approved, degree-related CPT or OPT authorization before the assignment begins.
About Cummins
Cummins Inc. designs and manufactures diesel, natural gas, and electrified powertrains, generators, and related components (turbochargers, filtration, emission systems) for commercial vehicles, industrial equipment, marine, rail, and power markets. It sells to OEMs and fleet operators and provides parts and service through a global distribution network. Founded in 1919 and headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, Cummins is a public company listed on the NYSE (CMI).