Bluedrop Training & Simulation - 4 Jobs
Halifax, NS
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Benefits:
As a Software Engineer at Bluedrop, you will be a member of the team responsible for developing and maintaining advanced VR and MR simulation software for training systems throughout the product evolution including software development, integration support and in-service engineering support. You will work closely with the other functional teams (3D modeling, System Integration, and Assembly) to build crew-based mission training devices using leading edge technology.
- Collaborating with the team by participating in code reviews, direct collaboration, and open discussion of ongoing work.
- Actively engage in further development of your existing skill set.
- Attempt re-create customer reported defects with the help of QA.
- Contributing to the evolution of our software development practices and architecture.
- Perform hardware/software integration tasks.
- Ensure relevant documentation and frameworks are kept up to date.
- Install software loads in preparation for hardware/software testing.
- Develop various land, air, and naval vehicle system simulation models.
- Perform unit and integration testing of simulation models.
- Create system testing documents.
- Analyze, evaluate, and resolve software issues and deficiencies by proposing high-level design and technical solutions to issues that arise by subject matter experts and customers.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering (or equivalent program).
- A minimum of 2 years of experience.
- Great communication skills and ability to work effectively on shared projects with testers, and other developers.
- Strong software engineering skills with attention to detail and quality.
- Autonomy, creativity, and a good sense of initiative.
- Strong computer science fundamentals in 3D, math, object-oriented design, algorithms, and data structures.
- Solid software engineering skills, including the ability to write maintainable and robust code using modern object-oriented C++ standards and best practices.