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| Job Location | Ottawa, Ontario |
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| Job Type | Full time |
Job DescriptionThe General Dynamics Mission Systems -Canada Advanced Vetronic Systems (AVS) team has a requirement for an Electrical/Software/Computer Engineering student to support multiple programs in the Vetronics product area. The successful candidate for this position will contribute to the support of embedded software for the Smart Display, Video, and Fire Control product lines, as well as the automated build and test environment which supports those products. These products are fielded in tanks and armoured vehicles around the world, and new features are always being added. Our Smart Displays have a full computer (Intel Xeon) processor inside them, along with embedded ARM microprocessors running external interfaces such as USB, CAN, or RS422, and are used by our military customers to display battlefield maps, etc. Our Video products run an embedded Linux on a more powerful ARM processor, relying on Ethernet connections to push compressed video streams around a vehicle.The Vetronics team #39;s software runs close to the hardware. We measure our boot time in milliseconds. There is no huge Java VM or Apache web server backend framework running our code - in some cases there is an embedded Linux kernel, in some cases a thin embedded operating system, and in some cases there is no operating system at all. We write code for ARM processors and microprocessors. Think: code that #39;s written for an Odroid, Arduino or Raspberry Pi, but take it to the next level.