Senior BMS Software Engineer (all genders)

Your Mission: In this BMS Software Engineer role, you will join the VÆRIDION Airborne Software team within the Technology division. You will be responsible to lead the design of software required for our propulsion battery management and power distribution for VÆRIDION’s CS-23 all-electric aircraft.

Your contributions will be instrumental in ensuring the safety, reliability, and performance of the High Voltage Propulsion Battery System at the core of VÆRIDION’s novel propulsion system.

Your Day-to-Day: Lead the design, development, and implementation of embedded software for propulsion battery and power distribution from prototypes to future airworthy systems. Implement software development processes and toolchains in compliance with aviation standards and regulations.

Define and document software requirements, specifications, and interfaces for the high voltage electrical power system. Collaborate closely with cell, electrical, and thermal engineers to integrate algorithms for battery state estimation, cell balancing, fault detection, power control, and thermal management.

Conduct thorough testing and validation of the software, including integration testing with other aircraft systems. Support system integration, iron bird/field testing, and certification efforts, providing expertise on software functionality and performance.

Stay current with advancements in battery technology, software development methodologies, and aviation regulations. Your Profile: Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related field. A Master's degree is preferred.

Minimum of 5 years of experience in software development, with a focus on embedded systems and real-time applications. Minimum of 2 years of experience in software design, with a focus on embedded systems and real-time applications.

Proven track record of designing and implementing software for safety-critical systems, preferably in the aerospace or comparable safety-crit