SOI3 Embedded Safety Software Engineer

About the Role

This Embedded Safety Software Engineer role involves developing and executing Black-Box tests for RTOS/Hypervisor products, translating requirements into test procedures and scripts, and designing system-level scenarios to validate compliance.

As a fresher, you will have the opportunity to work on a hybrid model, with a mix of remote and office work, and be part of a team that is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of embedded systems.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and execute Black-Box tests for RTOS/Hypervisor products to ensure compliance with DO-178C DAL-A objectives.
• Translate requirements into test procedures and scripts to validate system-level scenarios.
• Design and implement system-level scenarios to test thread/process performance, context switching, IPC, device driver latency, resource isolation, and stress/limit tests.
• Analyze and report system defects, and support root cause analysis to identify system defects.
• Build automated test suites for scalable regression to ensure efficient testing.
• Work with certification, architecture, and white-box test teams to ensure full safety/security coverage.

Skills & Qualifications

• C programming fundamentals.
• Experience in Black-Box testing of RTOS or hypervisor-based embedded systems.
• Strong debugging fundamentals.
• Analyzing test failures and identifying system defects.
• Root cause debugging.
• Automated test suites.
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field.

What You'll Learn

In this role, you will gain hands-on experience in developing and executing Black-Box tests, designing system-level scenarios, and working with certification, architecture, and white-box test teams.

You will also learn about the importance of safety and security in embedded systems and how to ensure compliance with DO-178C DAL-A objectives.

This role will provide you with a solid foundation in software engineering, testing, and debugging, which will be valuable in your future career.

Resume Tip

When applying for this role, make sure to highlight your experience in C programming, Black-Box testing, and debugging fundamentals.

Also, be prepared to provide specific examples of how you have applied these skills in previous projects or internships.

This will demonstrate your ability to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems and increase your chances of getting shortlisted for the role.