HMI/Desktop Applications Software Engineer

## Job Description Ready to put your C++ and C# skills to work on software that directly controls unmanned aircraft systems? Airbus is seeking an Entry-Level Software Engineer to design, refine, and maintain the desktop ground-control applications our operators rely on to fly cutting-edge UAS fleets. This is an ideal launchpad for an early-career engineer who loves building user-facing interfaces, working close to hardware, and translating complex real-time telemetry into actionable visual tools. ## Your Challenges As an early career engineer, you will: - Develop and maintain desktop applications (C++/C#) that serve as the operator-facing interface to our ground control and aircraft systems. - Implement and refine UI/UX elements to make complex system data clear and actionable for operators. - Debug and resolve application issues reported by internal users/operators. - Write unit and integration tests to ensure application reliability. - Collaborate with systems/network and embedded engineers to integrate data feeds (telemetry, network/health status, sensor data) into the application layer. - Participate in code reviews and follow established software development practices. - Document application features, known issues, and usage guidance for operators and internal teams. ## Your Boarding Pass - Must possess a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field. - Possess a minimum of six (6) months experience programming in C++ and/or C#, through coursework or personal/academic projects. - Basic understanding of object-oriented programming principles. - Ability to debug and troubleshoot application-level issues. - Ability to translate functional requirements into working application features. - Demonstrated project experience (school, internship, or personal) building a functioning application. - Ability to document code and application behavior clearly for teammates. - Comfortable asking questions and incorporating feedback from senior engineers and operators.