Overview
In this role you will design and develop ground-based software for aircraft health management and maintenance support within the HUMS domain. You will join a cross-functional team to build scalable backend services, data-processing pipelines, and user-facing tools that interact with aircraft systems. You will influence technical direction and contribute to the roadmap for a growing ecosystem of ground tools. This is a hands-on opportunity to shape critical aerospace software with real-world impact.
Compensaciones / Ventajas
Vacation days and additional days-off (+35 days off in total)
Attractive salary and compensation package
Hybrid working model with up to 40% remote work
Health insurance
Employee stock options
Retirement plan
Responsabilidades
Design software architectures to support a growing ecosystem of ground tools and services
Develop backend services for data acquisition, processing, and analysis
Build user-facing applications for engineering and maintenance operations
Define interfaces and APIs between system components




Ensure scalability and long-term evolution of the software platform
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (systems engineering, avionics, maintenance)
Contribute to technical decision-making and technology roadmap definition
Requisitos principales
~ Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Software Engineering, Aerospace, Telecomunication and/or Industrial Engineering, or related field
~5+ years of experience in software development and system design
~ Strong experience in software architecture and scalable system design
~ Proficiency in backend languages: Python, C++, Java, or Go
~ Experience designing and implementing APIs (REST, gRPC)
~ Solid understanding of data processing and data management systems
~ Experience with distributed systems and modular architectures
~ Familiarity with version control, CI/CD, and containerization (Docker)

Strong communication
Autonomy and ownership
Collaborative/team-oriented work style
Backend lang

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