Co-op Winter 2025 - Software Engineering (TacCIS Solutions) -12 Months
General Dynamics Mission SystemsResponsibilities
- Develop software for ARM processors and microprocessors.
- Contribute to communications and networking products, including intercom systems.
- Develop and retrofit communications equipment for military vehicles and armored vehicles.
- Write code for military vehicles and command posts.
- Work collaboratively in a hybrid environment that includes an electronics laboratory.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Engineering.
- Eligible for a co-op work term during the specified period and able to provide proof of enrolment and a recent academic transcript.
- Experience with embedded development using C/C++.
- Experience with software development using C#.
- Experience with web-based development using JavaScript, TypeScript, React, or Node.js.
- Experience with Git, Linux and/or Windows development, and VS Code is relevant.
- Familiarity with AI/ML models is relevant.
- Eligible to work in Canada and able to obtain and maintain applicable Canadian government security clearances and other security approvals.
Benefits
- 12-month co-op placement with eligibility for future co-op or full-time roles.
- Quarterly pay increases as part of the student placement.
- Flexible work hours and compressed workweek options.
- Hybrid work model where applicable.
- Mentorship, onboarding support, and networking opportunities across teams and disciplines.
- Onsite amenities and social events, including a gym, bike storage, trivia, and appreciation events.
- Corporate discounts.
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About General Dynamics Mission Systems
At General Dynamics Mission Systems, a business unit of General Dynamics, we develop mission critical C4ISR solutions across the land, sea, air, space and cyber domains, but that doesn’t tell our whole story. When downed pilots are isolated in enemy territory, our equipment gives them a lifeline to call home. When a student opens a textbook to learn about the universe, they’re looking at data and pictures sent using our technology. When the government needs to share crucial top-secret information, our products help them keep this information out of the wrong hands. When sailors need to locate underwater mines, our technology allows them to find explosives with unmanned underwater vehicles. Delivering C4ISR technology is what we do but we think why we do it is more important.