Aerospace Control Software Engineer

Aerospace Control Software Engineer Job Number: 362358 Category: -Software & Systems SBU Description: An Aerospace Control Software Engineering job is available at Belcan in Indianapolis, IN. This role has a focus on SAE ARP 4754 and DO-178 Systems and Software Development for advanced control systems. To be considered for this role, you will have a Bachelor of Science degree in a STEM program and 2 or more years of relevant experience. You will need a strong skill set, industry knowledge in the Gas Turbine field would be helpful. In addition, previous work experience in control system development for mechanical or electrical systems is preferred, or an ability to quickly apprehend. A solid work experience in developing solutions. In this position, you will receive some technical direction and support. To be successful, you will need to be a quick learner of the tools and environment, show strong initiative, and demonstrate that you are proactive in completing assignments and being productive. Job duties: Work with the Systems Engineering teams on developing Control System Requirements for the engine control system control laws. Develop automated test code/scripts/simulation and integrate them into testing frameworks per defined tools and processes. Complete peer reviews of test documentation and code per the defined processes Work closely with Systems, Software, Test, HW/SW Integration, and Simulation teams on successful completion of the Verification lifecycle Basic Qualifications: 2+ years of systems and/or software development/verification experience in industry-related safety standards Strong knowledge of DO-178 methodologies (or industry equivalent) Previous experience in MBSE is helpful with the use of Cameo or other Model Based Engineering tools. Experience in Matlab and Simulink in system modeling and software development. Experience in programming languages such as C, Ada, and Fortran. Experienced with scripting, scripting principles, and scripting languages (Python, Perl,

Created: 2026-01-23