Software Developer Simulation (d/f/m)
- Status
- Open
- Remote policy
- Not stated
- Employment type
- Not stated
- Salary
- 70,000-100,000 EUR / year
- Source
- germantechjobs
- First observed
- 2026-09-11 09:06 UTC
- Last seen
- 2026-09-11 09:06 UTC
- Source claims posted
- 2026-09-11 06:39 UTC
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What the posting says
Salary: 70.000 - 100.000 € per year
Requirements:
Degree in Computer Science or similar
At least 3 to 5 years of professional experience required
Extensive experience in Software architecture, design and development
Excellent C++ skills, Other programming languages / Frameworks are welcome (Qt / QML, Ada, Python...)
English negotiation level
Responsibilities:
Design the architecture of software models and components for new simulator functionality
Develop simulation models (C++) representing aircraft equipment and sub-/systems
Create and perform unit tests of simulation models and modules (C++ / Python)
Create tools for improving our development processes (e.g. code generators)
Perform integration and acceptance testing
Technologies:
Ada
Python
Qt
C++
Support
More:
At Airbus Defence and Space, we develop top-notch, high-fidelity simulations for a variety of aircraft, supporting the entire development life cycle. Located about an hours drive north of Munich, our site in Manching offers a range of leisure and cultural activities, allowing our team members to enjoy the quality of life in the countryside while still being close to nearby cities. We provide an attractive salary, 30 days of paid vacation, excellent upskilling opportunities, and special benefits including employer-funded pensions and flexible working arrangements. Join us to be part of a diverse environment with over 140 nationalities, where every voice is heard.
last updated 37 week of 2026
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