Role Overview We are seeking a Control Systems Software Certification Engineer to support certification of safety‑critical control system software for gas turbine engines, including both in‑service and legacy‑certified systems. This role offers end‑to‑end exposure across the DO‑178C lifecycle, including requirements, design, development, verification, and certification. You will collaborate with internal teams, suppliers, and test organizations, with opportunities to grow into technical leadership roles across engine programs. Key Responsibilities Software development & maintenance Develop and review software requirements, design, and code. Work within both web‑based requirement management tools and legacy environments (e.g., VAX, GPU). Contribute to code development in Assembly, Ada, C/C++, and other relevant languages. Certification & compliance Develop and review certification artifacts (plans, standards, procedures, compliance documents). Support certification activities including SOI audits and resolution of findings. Ensure software activities comply with DO‑178C guidelines. Verification & validation Perform developer‑level verification activities (reviews, analysis, testing). Support or collaborate on formal verification activities with internal teams and external partners. Analyze and interpret test results to ensure compliance and performance. Configuration management Support baselining, release documentation, and discrepancy tracking. Participate in configuration control and change management processes. Testing & integration Support testing activities across simulation, engine test benches, and flight testing. Collaborate with internal teams and suppliers to ensure smooth execution of verification campaigns. Collaboration & continuous improvement Work closely with cross‑functional teams, including controls, systems, and suppliers. Drive process improvements based on lessons learned and program experience. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, Software, or Aerospace Engineering. 5+ years of experience in controls, embedded systems, avionics, or gas turbine environments. Strong experience working in complex control systems or safety‑critical software environments. Experience with RTCA DO‑178C (or similar standards such as ISO 26262), including certification planning and documentation; software development and verification in a compliant environment. Experience with embedded software development, ideally including low‑level programming (e.g., assembly). Familiarity with configuration management and defect tracking processes. Professional Skills Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in cross‑functional teams. Demonstrated leadership potential and ownership mindset. Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills, with a systems‑level perspective. Proven ability to produce clear, structured technical documentation. Results‑driven, with the ability to prioritize and execute in complex environments. Assets Experience with engine control systems (FADEC or single channel). Knowledge of powerplant systems, sensors, actuators, and aircraft interfaces. Experience working with legacy systems and long‑life certified products. Benefits Pension and savings plan with employer contributions. Group insurance program. Opportunities for advancement (career progression). Merit or recognition program. Health and wellness program, including virtual health care. Recreational and sports club. Nearby daycares. Transportation accessibility or public transit program and free parking. Equal Employment Opportunity RTX adheres to the principles of equal employment. All qualified applications will be given careful consideration without regard to ethnicity, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation or identity, national origin, age, disability, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law. #J-18808-Ljbffr