Join Reliable Robotics as a Build Software Engineer to enhance aviation safety through efficient software build and deployment systems.
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In the role of Build Software Engineer at Reliable Robotics, the individual will focus on developing and optimizing the build and continuous integration systems for flight software, ensuring efficiency and reliability in deployment. Proficiency in C++ and experience with modern build systems like CMake or Bazel are essential, along with a strong background in CI/CD methodologies. This position is ideal for seasoned engineers with a solid grasp of large-scale software environments, particularly those with a passion for aviation technology. The team emphasizes collaboration across engineering and IT functions to enhance the development pipeline for autonomous aircraft.
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We're building safety-enhancing technology for aviation that will save lives. Automated aviation systems will enable a future where air transportation is safer, more convenient and fundamentally transformative to the way goods — and eventually people — move around the planet. We are a team of engineers with experience across aerospace, robotics and self-driving cars working to make this future a reality.
Flight Software links together the mechanical, avionics, algorithmic, and embedded worlds to actually make the airplane fly. As a Build Software Engineer, you will own the systems that enable quick and reliable building, testing, and deployment of the entire flight software suite prior to flight. A build software engineer sees lengthy build times as a core developer experience impediment and creates systems to make the whole organization more efficient.
Responsibilities
In your role as Build Software Engineer, you will shape the build and continuous integration design for C++ and Rust software products both on-premise and in the cloud. You will also lead optimization of that infrastructure to ensure all software builds supporting flight are fast and repeatable across environments. You will work in a highly collaborative environment and coordinate with multiple stakeholders across engineering and IT functions.
Basic Success Criteria
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent experience
5+ years of experience large scale or mission critical environments implementing methodologies of continuous build, integration, and delivery (CI / CD)
5+ years experience in C++
2+ years of professional experience managing a modern C++ build system (Cmake, Bazel, ninja)
Experience with release automation and configuration management tools
Preferred Success Criteria
Experience with performance optimization such as identifying and resolving bottlenecks in Linux and AWS, optimizing containers to enable efficient scaling, and lowering costs
Experience with Sonatype Nexus or similar artifact management systems
1+ years experience in Rust
Experience working with AWS in a production environment
As a Build Software Engineer, you will be part of the Platform Software team. The Platform Software team is responsible for providing the low level embedded software and build infrastructure necessary to enable the development, test, and deployment of our autonomous aircraft software. This infrastructure consists of everything from multi-language build systems, hardware-in-the-loop (HITL) testbed configuration, continuous integration pipelines, and cloud-based simulation container deployments. You will drive the optimization of our current infrastructure tooling as well as designing and developing the future of our team’s development pipeline. You will help develop and maintain essential tools that enable developers at Reliable Robotics to deliver software products that are safe, successful, and meet certification requirements.
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