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Low Level Software Development Engineer
2015-09-01 12:04:33| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
We are looking for a Low Level Software Development Engineer to lend support in ESAs Software Systems Engineering section, located at ESTEC in Noordwijk. Tasks You will provide support to the section activities in the areas of 1. Project support Support to project or project reviews such as micro gravity experiments, Exomars, Proba, Cheops, Telecom, Solo, Pride, Euclid, Galileo, MPCV review of selected documents or code against the review objectives. 2. Laboratory support Support to the setup and exploitation for project support of a system software coengineering environment and demonstrator in the ESAEstec laboratory of the Software Engineering and Standardisation section, which includes various modeling tools Sirius, Acceleo, Taste editor, GeneAuto, SDL, Simulink, etc and associated autocode generators. The network of PC used to model and generate the software is connected to Leon Sparc boards where the installed middleware will receive the generated codes. The Contractor, under the guidance of the sections team members, will support the development and integration of the demonstrator from elements developed in house or from industrial contracts. The result will be i a demonstrator that will be shown to ESA and industry projects, and ii an environment supported by a process and user manual for future project support, in terms of requirement modelling and verification, and software prototyping. The long term objective is to contribute to the development of realistic spacecraft software, based on all the sections technologies models, hard real time, and reference architecture validated on the Avionics Test Bench of the Division laboratory. A next step could be in the future to fly it on a small spacecraftcubesatpayload. Practically, this activity includes maintenance of the TASTE toolchain Ocarina, PolyORBHIC, Taste Daemon, Taste GUI, verification of the continuous build process httptaste.tuxfamily.org prototype of architectural solutions to handle concepts such as SOIS, OnBoard Control Procedures, TSP, hardwaresoftware codesign, etc support to trainee support to the TECEC Control sections for the use of Taste to prototype various algorithms on Leon, multicore, etc Potential operating system support Support to RTEMS maintenance in particular 4.8Edisoft, verification of Edisoft output and of the discussions between Edisoft and OAR, use of RTEMS in projects such as Galileo and SOLO, RTEMS for multicore and coordination with CNES, RTEMS for partitioning kernel, potentially support to XtratuM. Support to model based avionics Potential modeling of avionics architecture e.g. in AADL in support of e.g. Savoir, Gaia, Solo, etc Open Source software Potential support to the organisation and animation of the Summer Of Code In Space SOCIS httpsophia.estec.esa.intsocis2011 Software engineering laboratory assets management, internal server management in relation with the informatics support team and within the Software and Avionics laboratory Experience and education A university degree or equivalent qualification in Computer Science, Software Engineering or a related discipline is necessary. The candidate should be familiar with modern software engineering practices. Knowledge of realtime embedded systems is necessary. Software practical experience, realtime software, design methods, cross compilers GNU, programming languages C and Ada, operating system e.g. RTEMS. Knowledge of model based software engineering beyond UML, formal verification techniques and in particular model checking, is necessary. Knowledge in space onboard software is an important asset. Knowledge of the TASTE tool httptaste.tuxfamily.org, or of the modeling language and tools, SDL, Simulink and ASN.1, autocode techniques is an important asset. Knowledge in software architecture, component model, communication middleware all for embedded is an important asset. Knowledge in avionics in general and of the space processors in particular Leon, i.e. sparc architecture, gcc. llvm, potentially multicore, and related communication busses SpaceWire, 1553 is an important asset Experience in systemsoftware requirements, tradeoff, modelling of embedded systems is interesting. Knowledge in software standards space ECSS, aircrafts, train, automotive is interesting.
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