Design and maintain automated build systems for embedded software, manage source control, collaborate with teams on CI/CD pipelines, and ensure compliance with aerospace standards.
Greengrass Exp
Focus: Improve CI/CD pipelines and build automation.
Aerospace domain is preferred (it’s not Mandatory).
Focus: Improve CI/CD pipelines and build automation.
Technologies: Jenkins, Subversion, Git.
Design, implement, and maintain automated build systems for embedded software projects.
Manage source control systems (Git, SVN) and branching strategies for multi-team development.
Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines using tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, or Azure DevOps.
Collaborate with software developers, QA engineers, and system integrators to streamline software delivery.
Ensure traceability and reproducibility of software builds in compliance with aerospace standards.
Support integration and deployment of software on embedded hardware platforms.
Monitor build performance and troubleshoot build failures across multiple environments.
Maintain documentation for build processes, tools, and configuration management
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