About the job
RTX’s Collins Aerospace division is hiring an Associate Engineer in Hyderabad, Telangana, to work on cockpit display software and graphics libraries. The role involves software development, debugging, testing, verification, documentation and maintenance using C, C++ and OpenGL, with applications in aerospace cockpit display systems.
The advertised position specifies 1–3 years of experience, and the qualifications require at least one year of software development and verification experience. Candidates should have hands-on C, C++ and OpenGL skills, debugging experience, and a good understanding of system software concepts. The position is hybrid, with the onsite/offsite schedule determined in partnership with the team leader.
Job Details
- Company: RTX, Collins Aerospace
- Role: Associate Engineer (C, C++ & OpenGL)
- Job ID: 01873335
- Experience: 1–3 years in the advertised title; at least 1 year of software development and verification experience is required.
- Salary: Not disclosed
- Employment Type: Full-time
- Work Mode: Hybrid
- Location: DLF Cybercity, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Telangana
- Industry: Aerospace and Defence Technology
- Department: Avionics / Software Engineering
- Date Posted: 27 October 2026
What You’ll Do
- Design, develop, debug, test, document and maintain cockpit display software.
- Develop and enhance ARINC 661 graphics libraries using C, C++ and OpenGL.
- Work on cockpit display system kernels, user-application interfaces and graphics-rendering platforms.
- Contribute independently to software development and verification activities.
- Understand the interfaces and behaviour of external software and hardware components interacting with the developed system.
- Investigate complex technical problems using structured problem-solving techniques.
- Debug software using Visual Studio and similar development and debugging tools.
- Support planned software development and verification activities.
- Use VAPS design tools to develop cockpit display widgets.
- Participate in software configuration management and change-control processes.
- Identify technical issues, project dependencies and risks, and escalate them appropriately.
- Take ownership of assigned technical deliverables and milestones.
- Collaborate with software, systems, verification and cross-functional engineering teams.
- Maintain engineering quality, integrity and professional ethics.
What You Need
- At least 1 year of software development and verification experience.
- Strong hands-on experience in C and C++.
- Hands-on experience with OpenGL.
- Good understanding of software development and verification activities.
- Strong debugging and troubleshooting skills.
- Experience with Visual Studio or similar development and debugging tools.
- Understanding of system software concepts, binary executables, debugging information and operating systems.
- Ability to understand software and hardware interfaces and component behaviour.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team.
- Willingness to learn complex aerospace software technologies.
Eligible Qualifications
The listing identifies the following educational backgrounds:
- Bachelor’s degree, B.Tech or M.Tech in Computer Science.
- Computer Engineering.
- Information Technology.
- Electronics and Telecommunication.
- Electronics Engineering.
- A related STEM discipline.
Preferred Skills
The following skills and experience are preferred and should be distinguished from the essential requirements:
- Experience with ARINC 661 or cockpit display systems.
- Experience with VAPS design tools and cockpit display widget development.
- Experience with Lauterbach or similar embedded debugging tools.
- Familiarity with software configuration management and change-control processes.
- Familiarity with DOORS, SVN, JIRA, PREP and Confluence.
- Experience with structural coverage analysis.
- Experience with unit-test automation tools.
- Exposure to aerospace, avionics, embedded systems or safety-critical software development.
- Understanding of software development lifecycle and verification methodologies.
- Good communication and collaboration skills.
Technologies You’ll Work With
- Programming: C and C++.
- Graphics: OpenGL.
- Cockpit display systems: ARINC 661 and graphics-rendering libraries.
- Development and debugging: Visual Studio and Lauterbach.
- Design tools: VAPS.
- Configuration and collaboration: DOORS, SVN, JIRA, PREP and Confluence.
- Verification: Software verification, structural coverage analysis and unit-test automation.
What You’ll Learn
- Develop expertise in aerospace cockpit display software.
- Strengthen C, C++ and OpenGL development skills.
- Understand how ARINC 661 supports cockpit display systems and user applications.
- Gain exposure to graphics rendering and display-system architectures.
- Improve debugging, troubleshooting and root-cause analysis skills.
- Learn software development and verification practices used in aerospace.
- Gain exposure to VAPS and cockpit display widget development.
- Understand system software, operating systems, binary executables and debugging information.
- Gain experience with configuration management, change control and unit-test automation.
- Develop an understanding of safety, reliability and engineering quality in aerospace systems.
Work Mode
This is a hybrid position. According to the employer’s role definitions, employees regularly work both onsite and offsite. The proportion of onsite work is determined in partnership with the team leader.
Benefits
The supplied listing identifies the following benefits:
- Meal coupons.
- Group term life insurance.
- Group health insurance.
- Group personal accident insurance.
- 18 days of annual vacation leave.
- 12 days of annual contingency leave.
- Employee scholar programme.
- Work-life balance initiatives.
- Car lease programme.
- National Pension Scheme.
- Leave Travel Allowance (LTA).
- Fuel and maintenance / driver wages benefits, as listed by the employer.
Background Verification
The employer states that all positions in India require a background check, which may include a drug screen. The listing further clarifies that drug screening is performed only for Operations positions.
How to Apply
- Review the essential qualifications and preferred skills before applying.
- Prepare an updated resume highlighting relevant C, C++, OpenGL, debugging and software verification experience.
- Use Apply on Original Source ↗ at the top of this job page to open the original listing and follow the employer’s application instructions.
- Complete the application through the employer’s official careers website.
Before You Apply
- Check that you have at least one year of software development and verification experience.
- Be prepared to discuss practical C, C++ and OpenGL development and debugging experience.
- Review system software concepts, operating systems, binary executables and software/hardware interfaces.
- If you have experience with ARINC 661, VAPS, embedded debugging or safety-critical software, highlight relevant projects in your resume.
- Confirm the hybrid working arrangement and onsite attendance expectations with the employer during the recruitment process.
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RTX is an aerospace and defence company. Its Collins Aerospace business develops aerospace technologies and systems for commercial aviation, business aviation, military and space markets.
RTX’s Collins Aerospace division is hiring an Associate Engineer in Hyderabad, Telangana, to work on cockpit display software and graphics libraries. The role involves software development, debugging, testing, verification, documentation and maintenance using C, C++ and OpenGL, with applications in aerospace cockpit display systems.
The advertised position specifies 1–3 years of experience, and the qualifications require at least one year of software development and verification experience. Candidates should have hands-on C, C++ and OpenGL skills, debugging experience, and a good understanding of system software concepts. The position is hybrid, with the onsite/offsite schedule determined in partnership with the team leader.
Job Details
- Company: RTX, Collins Aerospace
- Role: Associate Engineer (C, C++ & OpenGL)
- Job ID: 01873335
- Experience: 1–3 years in the advertised title; at least 1 year of software development and verification experience is required.
- Salary: Not disclosed
- Employment Type: Full-time
- Work Mode: Hybrid
- Location: DLF Cybercity, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Telangana
- Industry: Aerospace and Defence Technology
- Department: Avionics / Software Engineering
- Date Posted: 27 October 2026
What You’ll Do
- Design, develop, debug, test, document and maintain cockpit display software.
- Develop and enhance ARINC 661 graphics libraries using C, C++ and OpenGL.
- Work on cockpit display system kernels, user-application interfaces and graphics-rendering platforms.
- Contribute independently to software development and verification activities.
- Understand the interfaces and behaviour of external software and hardware components interacting with the developed system.
- Investigate complex technical problems using structured problem-solving techniques.
- Debug software using Visual Studio and similar development and debugging tools.
- Support planned software development and verification activities.
- Use VAPS design tools to develop cockpit display widgets.
- Participate in software configuration management and change-control processes.
- Identify technical issues, project dependencies and risks, and escalate them appropriately.
- Take ownership of assigned technical deliverables and milestones.
- Collaborate with software, systems, verification and cross-functional engineering teams.
- Maintain engineering quality, integrity and professional ethics.
What You Need
- At least 1 year of software development and verification experience.
- Strong hands-on experience in C and C++.
- Hands-on experience with OpenGL.
- Good understanding of software development and verification activities.
- Strong debugging and troubleshooting skills.
- Experience with Visual Studio or similar development and debugging tools.
- Understanding of system software concepts, binary executables, debugging information and operating systems.
- Ability to understand software and hardware interfaces and component behaviour.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team.
- Willingness to learn complex aerospace software technologies.
Eligible Qualifications
The listing identifies the following educational backgrounds:
- Bachelor’s degree, B.Tech or M.Tech in Computer Science.
- Computer Engineering.
- Information Technology.
- Electronics and Telecommunication.
- Electronics Engineering.
- A related STEM discipline.
Preferred Skills
The following skills and experience are preferred and should be distinguished from the essential requirements:
- Experience with ARINC 661 or cockpit display systems.
- Experience with VAPS design tools and cockpit display widget development.
- Experience with Lauterbach or similar embedded debugging tools.
- Familiarity with software configuration management and change-control processes.
- Familiarity with DOORS, SVN, JIRA, PREP and Confluence.
- Experience with structural coverage analysis.
- Experience with unit-test automation tools.
- Exposure to aerospace, avionics, embedded systems or safety-critical software development.
- Understanding of software development lifecycle and verification methodologies.
- Good communication and collaboration skills.
Technologies You’ll Work With
- Programming: C and C++.
- Graphics: OpenGL.
- Cockpit display systems: ARINC 661 and graphics-rendering libraries.
- Development and debugging: Visual Studio and Lauterbach.
- Design tools: VAPS.
- Configuration and collaboration: DOORS, SVN, JIRA, PREP and Confluence.
- Verification: Software verification, structural coverage analysis and unit-test automation.
What You’ll Learn
- Develop expertise in aerospace cockpit display software.
- Strengthen C, C++ and OpenGL development skills.
- Understand how ARINC 661 supports cockpit display systems and user applications.
- Gain exposure to graphics rendering and display-system architectures.
- Improve debugging, troubleshooting and root-cause analysis skills.
- Learn software development and verification practices used in aerospace.
- Gain exposure to VAPS and cockpit display widget development.
- Understand system software, operating systems, binary executables and debugging information.
- Gain experience with configuration management, change control and unit-test automation.
- Develop an understanding of safety, reliability and engineering quality in aerospace systems.
Work Mode
This is a hybrid position. According to the employer’s role definitions, employees regularly work both onsite and offsite. The proportion of onsite work is determined in partnership with the team leader.
Benefits
The supplied listing identifies the following benefits:
- Meal coupons.
- Group term life insurance.
- Group health insurance.
- Group personal accident insurance.
- 18 days of annual vacation leave.
- 12 days of annual contingency leave.
- Employee scholar programme.
- Work-life balance initiatives.
- Car lease programme.
- National Pension Scheme.
- Leave Travel Allowance (LTA).
- Fuel and maintenance / driver wages benefits, as listed by the employer.
Background Verification
The employer states that all positions in India require a background check, which may include a drug screen. The listing further clarifies that drug screening is performed only for Operations positions.
How to Apply
- Review the essential qualifications and preferred skills before applying.
- Prepare an updated resume highlighting relevant C, C++, OpenGL, debugging and software verification experience.
- Use Apply on Original Source ↗ at the top of this job page to open the original listing and follow the employer’s application instructions.
- Complete the application through the employer’s official careers website.
Before You Apply
- Check that you have at least one year of software development and verification experience.
- Be prepared to discuss practical C, C++ and OpenGL development and debugging experience.
- Review system software concepts, operating systems, binary executables and software/hardware interfaces.
- If you have experience with ARINC 661, VAPS, embedded debugging or safety-critical software, highlight relevant projects in your resume.
- Confirm the hybrid working arrangement and onsite attendance expectations with the employer during the recruitment process.