Senior Embedded Software Engineer Innoflight
Listed on 2026-10-04
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Software Development
Embedded Software Engineer, C++ Developer, Embedded Systems/ Firmware/ IoT, Software Engineer
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Launch your career to new heights with Innoflight—one of San Diego’s fastest-growing Aerospace and Defense innovators. Here, visionary minds engineer the future of space technology through pioneering, compact, and cyber-secure solutions. From software-defined radios to cutting-edge cryptographic systems and avionics, everything we build powers the next era of New Space. Join our small, agile, and mission-driven team where your work has real impact and your growth has no limits.
We’re not just reaching for the stars—we’re engineering them. Let’s innovate the infinite, together.
As a Senior Embedded Software Engineer – RUST
, you’ll lead the design and development of cyber secure embedded software for satellite avionics and payload data processing systems. You’ll implement real-time monitoring, Linux board support packages, and low-level interfaces for sensors, communication buses, radios, and COMSEC devices. You’ll work closely with Systems, Hardware, and FPGA teams to deliver secure, rugged, and reliable Low-SWaP solutions for aerospace applications. In addition, you’ll provide mentorship and SME-level guidance to support the growth and success of the engineering team.
- Design and Implement Secure Software: Develop cyber secure embedded software for multi-core processors integrated with FPGA systems (Xilinx, Microsemi, Microchip, Vorago) using C/C++ and RUST
. - Develop Multi-Core Solutions: Design and implement embedded solutions for multi-processor and memory-managed systems on ARM Cortex and RISC-V architectures.
- Embedded Linux and RTOS Expertise: Lead the development of Embedded Linux solutions, managing inter-process and multi-core communications, and integrate with other RTOS implementations as needed.
- Implement Networking and Security Protocols: Build RFC-compliant high-speed networking and security protocols (IP, TLS, IPsec) for embedded systems.
- Integrate Hardware Interfaces: Work with SPI, I2C, UART, GPIO, PCI, PCIe, Ethernet, and Space Wire interconnect standards to ensure seamless system operation.
- Apply Cryptographic Principles: Design and implement secure software using AES, RSA, ECDSA, ECDH, Secure Boot, Root of Trust, Zero Trust, signed applications, and other secure system techniques.
- Lead Software Development: Drive development and testing of reusable, high-quality software modules while ensuring Secure System best practices are followed at the architecture, design, and code levels.
- Translate Requirements: Convert complex customer and system-level requirements into robust, scalable software designs.
- Support Integration and Debugging: Collaborate on system integration, debugging, and validation of software on custom hardware platforms.
- Track Features and Releases: Maintain software configuration, defect tracking, and release management throughout the product lifecycle.
- Mentor and Guide Team: Provide technical leadership, mentorship, and guidance to junior engineers through design reviews, code walkthroughs, and collaborative problem-solving.
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline.
- 9 or more years of experience developing secure embedded systems and software.
- Proficiency in RUST and C/C++ for embedded systems and low-level driver development.
- Advanced proficiency in memory-managed embedded languages such as Rust, Go, or similar for secure systems.
- Experience with RTOS-based development and real‑time system constraints.
- Ability to interpret schematics and hardware documentation for driver and software development.
- Proficient in networking and communication protocols, including secure communication standards.
- Familiarity with cryptographic principles and…
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