C++ Windows Software Development Engineer

Job Description Integrated into the France Engineering Department of our On Board & Testing Business Unit, you work within the System Software team on the development of the “System” software offering which accompanies our catalog of on-board equipment. You will be assigned to the "eZ Processing" project, a real-time decommutation software package for telemetry data acquired during flight tests. In conjunction with the systems engineers, your main missions are: - Software development modification and validation of elementary functions by following business and quality rules, taking into account feedback from test and integration teams, thanks to your good analytical mind - Definition of product software architectures - Configuring the software package for customer demos or deliverables - Tests and analyzes of the behavior of the software with the target hardware (on a table or on a test bench) - Integration with the operating system (Script, Windows configuration) - Participation in the customer needs analysis and costing phases - Writing customer documentation: User manual, installation instructions, test plan and validation thanks to your rigor - Technology monitoring and knowledge exchange with other departments and your colleagues thanks to your curiosity - Participation in technical and project meetings (integrated into the project team)

Job Requirements Holder of a minimum Bac+5 training in IT, you have professional experience in application development in C++. You master the fundamentals of object development under Windows (MFC), the concepts of the field of systems cybersecurity and you have experience in bench integration if possible in an aerospace context. The technical knowledge essential for the position is: C++ Windows, MFC, object design and development, XML/XSD, IP networks (TCP/UDP). The following knowledge will be an asset for your application: SL-GMS library, IRIG 106 standard (ch. 4, 7 and 10), classic telemetry formats (PCM, IENA), data acquisition and digital buses (RS, ARINC, CAN , 1533), encryption and corrective codes.