Medior Software Engineer

The Emerson Test & Measurement (NI) Transportation Systems R&D team has an opening for a Medior Software Engineer. In this role, you will work in research, design and development of software solutions from concept to release, contributing as a member of the development team while learning about the transportation domain and building your skills.

You will develop software for state-of-the-art test platforms that automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers use to create and test innovative new generation vehicle architectures.

In this Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be:

• Independently contribute to the research, design and development of software components and features through to final release
• Ensure adherence to development processes and best practices
• Facilitate decisions necessary to deliver a quality product in a timely fashion
• Review work quality and provide mentorship

Who You Are:

You are eager to learn, seek new approaches and make the impossible happen. You model collaboration and mentorship across the organization. You deliver messages in a clear, compelling, and concise manner.

For This Role, You Will Need:

• BS degree or higher in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related field
• Demonstrated success and experience using high-level programming languages (C++, Python)
• 2+ years of experience in software and systems development
• Strong understanding of system design, development and testing principles
• Strong sense of ownership, accountability and sense of urgency
• Ability to work effectively individually and in a team
• Ability to learn fast
• English language competency and excellent oral and written communication skills

Preferred Qualifications that Set You Apart:

• Understanding of transportation industry, ADAS, HIL (Hardware in the Loop) systems, vehicle bus architectures
• Experience with NI products, including LabVIEW, LabVIEW FPGA and VeriStand
• Experience in Agile methodologies and using Azure DevOps
• Proven experience in development of integrated hardware and software projects