2 of 2 Remote Software Engineering Jobs in Fife

Software Engineer – Aerospace & Space Systems Scotland | Full-Time | Hybrid/Remote options considered Help shape the future of space from the heart of Scotland. We’re looking for a passionate and versatile Software Engineer to join our growing team at the cutting edge of aerospace innovation. Based in Scotland, we’re building software that powers real-world … values getting things right Is curious, constantly learning, and open to new approaches and technologies Bonus Points For Exposure to space systems (commercial or academic) Experience across the full software lifecycle, from requirements to release Familiarity with model-based or component-based engineering Knowledge of: Databases (RDBMS or NoSQL) JavaFX , Apache Maven Version control (Git or Mercurial More ❯

role: Responsible for the design, manufacture, verification and validation, along with through life technical support of board level, sub-system and system level test equipment. Skills and Experience Test software design experience. Excellent knowledge of analogue and digital electronic circuit design. Ability to write comprehensive technical design documentation. Proven experience in handover and management of designs in production. Excellent … of Mentor Graphics schematic entry and PCB layout tools. Understanding of common test architectures PXI/d LXI Measurement Uncertainty and its application in test equipment design and validation Software Certification or detailed knowledge of: NI LabView, NI CVI, NI TestStand, C# Design of mix signal circuits High speed serial networks An appreciation of RF electronics Knowledge of power … hardware solutions. Responsibility for the complete implementation of detailed technical items and an understanding/appreciation of system level items. Collaboration with other team members (including both hardware and software engineers) to agree system designs, interfaces and protocols etc. Development of appropriate test hardware, test software and procedures, both informal and formal, to prove the correct operation of More ❯