Rust Software Engineer at Parry Labs

Who Are We?

At Parry Labs we believe the modern combat advantage relies on the speed and scale of open systems. We’re redefining the edge of the ever-changing and increasingly ever-changing battlespace by delivering game changing capabilities to our warfighters through digital engineering, software, and hardware solutions that are essential to our core of being a Digital Systems Integrator.

Born digital and agile, Parry Labs is building a winning team to be the premier provider for Next Generation Mission Systems Integration across air, land, sea, space and cyber.

Are you ready to be an instrumental part of experts in the industry? Join us in the innovation of integration at Parry and apply to help develop the technologies of tomorrow while reaching new heights in your career today.

About the Job

You will build and test Rust software for distributed mission systems under senior engineer guidance. You will develop defined components, investigate defects and learn systems programming through code reviews and integration work. You will report to a functional software engineering manager, with technical direction from the Chief Engineer.

The target start is November 2026.

Duties & Responsibilities

Implement defined Rust components and fixes from agreed requirements with guidance from senior engineers.
Write unit and integration tests for expected behavior, error handling and boundary conditions.
Debug software issues using logs, tests and development tools. Document steps to reproduce defects.
Build simple interfaces, message handling and telemetry features using established team designs.
Use Cargo, Git and automated checks to build, test and submit changes for review.
Participate in code reviews and apply feedback on correctness, readability and memory safety.
Support laboratory integration and test activities with software, systems and security engineers.
Maintain setup instructions and component documentation. Communicate progress and raise technical blockers early.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or a related field, or equivalent training and practical experience.
Hands-on programming experience through coursework, internships, personal projects or employment. Prior full-time engineering experience is not required.
Working knowledge of Rust ownership, borrowing, basic types and error handling, plus Cargo build and test workflows.
Understanding of basic data structures, functions and software testing. Ability to explain and debug your own code.
Familiarity with Linux development tools and Git version control.
Ability to work from defined requirements, ask focused questions and incorporate code-review feedback.
U.S. citizenship and eligibility to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance if required. An active clearance is not required at hire.

Preferred Qualifications

Rust coursework, internship work, open-source contributions or a personal project with automated tests.
Exposure to network programming, asynchronous code or concurrency.
Experience with C/C++, Python, embedded devices or hardware interfaces.
Familiarity with continuous integration, distributed systems or positioning, navigation and timing (PNT).

Who Are We?

Born digital and agile, Parry Labs is building a winning team to be the premier provider for Next Generation Mission Systems Integration across air, land, sea, space and cyber.

About the Job

The target start is November 2026.

Duties & Responsibilities

Implement defined Rust components and fixes from agreed requirements with guidance from senior engineers.
Write unit and integration tests for expected behavior, error handling and boundary conditions.
Debug software issues using logs, tests and development tools. Document steps to reproduce defects.
Build simple interfaces, message handling and telemetry features using established team designs.
Use Cargo, Git and automated checks to build, test and submit changes for review.
Participate in code reviews and apply feedback on correctness, readability and memory safety.
Support laboratory integration and test activities with software, systems and security engineers.
Maintain setup instructions and component documentation. Communicate progress and raise technical blockers early.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or a related field, or equivalent training and practical experience.
Hands-on programming experience through coursework, internships, personal projects or employment. Prior full-time engineering experience is not required.
Working knowledge of Rust ownership, borrowing, basic types and error handling, plus Cargo build and test workflows.
Understanding of basic data structures, functions and software testing. Ability to explain and debug your own code.
Familiarity with Linux development tools and Git version control.
Ability to work from defined requirements, ask focused questions and incorporate code-review feedback.
U.S. citizenship and eligibility to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance if required. An active clearance is not required at hire.

Preferred Qualifications

Rust coursework, internship work, open-source contributions or a personal project with automated tests.
Exposure to network programming, asynchronous code or concurrency.
Experience with C/C++, Python, embedded devices or hardware interfaces.
Familiarity with continuous integration, distributed systems or positioning, navigation and timing (PNT).

Who Are We?

Born digital and agile, Parry Labs is building a winning team to be the premier provider for Next Generation Mission Systems Integration across air, land, sea, space and cyber.

About the Job

The target start is November 2026.

Duties & Responsibilities

Implement defined Rust components and fixes from agreed requirements with guidance from senior engineers.
Write unit and integration tests for expected behavior, error handling and boundary conditions.
Debug software issues using logs, tests and development tools. Document steps to reproduce defects.
Build simple interfaces, message handling and telemetry features using established team designs.
Use Cargo, Git and automated checks to build, test and submit changes for review.
Participate in code reviews and apply feedback on correctness, readability and memory safety.
Support laboratory integration and test activities with software, systems and security engineers.
Maintain setup instructions and component documentation. Communicate progress and raise technical blockers early.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or a related field, or equivalent training and practical experience.
Hands-on programming experience through coursework, internships, personal projects or employment. Prior full-time engineering experience is not required.
Working knowledge of Rust ownership, borrowing, basic types and error handling, plus Cargo build and test workflows.
Understanding of basic data structures, functions and software testing. Ability to explain and debug your own code.
Familiarity with Linux development tools and Git version control.
Ability to work from defined requirements, ask focused questions and incorporate code-review feedback.
U.S. citizenship and eligibility to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance if required. An active clearance is not required at hire.

Preferred Qualifications

Rust coursework, internship work, open-source contributions or a personal project with automated tests.
Exposure to network programming, asynchronous code or concurrency.
Experience with C/C++, Python, embedded devices or hardware interfaces.
Familiarity with continuous integration, distributed systems or positioning, navigation and timing (PNT).

Who Are We?

Born digital and agile, Parry Labs is building a winning team to be the premier provider for Next Generation Mission Systems Integration across air, land, sea, space and cyber.

About the Job

The target start is November 2026.

Duties & Responsibilities

Implement defined Rust components and fixes from agreed requirements with guidance from senior engineers.
Write unit and integration tests for expected behavior, error handling and boundary conditions.
Debug software issues using logs, tests and development tools. Document steps to reproduce defects.
Build simple interfaces, message handling and telemetry features using established team designs.
Use Cargo, Git and automated checks to build, test and submit changes for review.
Participate in code reviews and apply feedback on correctness, readability and memory safety.
Support laboratory integration and test activities with software, systems and security engineers.
Maintain setup instructions and component documentation. Communicate progress and raise technical blockers early.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or a related field, or equivalent training and practical experience.
Hands-on programming experience through coursework, internships, personal projects or employment. Prior full-time engineering experience is not required.
Working knowledge of Rust ownership, borrowing, basic types and error handling, plus Cargo build and test workflows.
Understanding of basic data structures, functions and software testing. Ability to explain and debug your own code.
Familiarity with Linux development tools and Git version control.
Ability to work from defined requirements, ask focused questions and incorporate code-review feedback.
U.S. citizenship and eligibility to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance if required. An active clearance is not required at hire.

Preferred Qualifications

Rust coursework, internship work, open-source contributions or a personal project with automated tests.
Exposure to network programming, asynchronous code or concurrency.
Experience with C/C++, Python, embedded devices or hardware interfaces.
Familiarity with continuous integration, distributed systems or positioning, navigation and timing (PNT).