Software Developer at Evolved Aerospace
Workplace: Linköping, Sweden
Expires: October 24, 2025
Join Evolved Aerospace in Linköping, Sweden as a full-time Software Developer to build software for advanced drones used in real missions. Work closely with hardware to develop embedded and higher-level software systems for autonomous unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
Main requirements:
- Degree in computer science, robotics, mechatronics, or related field
- 5+ years of software development experience
- Proficiency in modern C++ and/or Python
- Understanding of embedded systems, real-time programming, and low-level hardware interaction
- Experience with Git, build systems (CMake/Make), and automated testing
- Familiarity with MAVLink, PX4, or similar UAS technologies
Responsibilities:
- Develop software in C++ and/or Python for embedded systems and higher-level applications
- Implement real-time logic, control algorithms, and mission management features
- Integrate communication protocols and autopilot systems (e.g., MAVLink, PX4)
- Build, test, and iterate using simulators and real UAV platforms
- Help shape system architecture, code structure, and CI pipelines
Required hard skills:
- C++ programming
- Python programming
- Embedded systems
- Real-time programming
- Hardware interaction
- Git version control
- Build systems (CMake, Make)
- Automated testing
- MAVLink protocol
- PX4 autopilot system
Recommended hard skills:
- ROS (Robot Operating System)
- Sensor integration
- Simulation tools such as Gazebo or PX4 SITL
Soft skills:
- Problem solving
- Independence
- Structured work approach
- Curiosity to ask questions and challenge assumptions
- Team player
- Passion for mission-driven technology
Coding languages:
- C++
- Python
Frameworks:
- ROS
Natural languages:
- English (Proficient)
Cultural skills:
- Ability to thrive in a fast-moving, impact-driven international defense tech environment
- Collaborative mindset with respect for team contributions
- Adaptability to startup-like agile environment combined with defense engineering rigour