Senior AFSIM Integration Engineer
Senior AFSIM Integration Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Develop and integrate custom AFSIM plugins supporting modeling and simulation environments
- Support simulation architecture design and integration methodologies
- Implement and maintain C++ code within simulation frameworks
- Integrate simulation outputs into C2 / C4ISR mission systems
- Support testing, validation, and execution of mission threads within simulation environments
- Collaborate with MBSE and systems engineering teams to support model integration and mission analysis
- Assist with development and optimization of simulation architecture supporting mission system interoperability
- Direct hands-on experience developing within AFSIM environments
- Strong C++ development experience within modeling or simulation frameworks
- Experience integrating modeling tools within DoD or defense simulation environments
- Understanding of simulation architecture principles and integration methodologies
- Active security clearance (Top Secret preferred)
- Experience working with ITASE message APIsExperience supporting Air Force or AFRL modeling programs
- Experience supporting C2 or ISR mission systems
- Familiarity with Air Force Modeling and Simulation environments
- Key Skills / Search KeywordsAFSIMAdvanced Framework for Simulation Integration and Modeling
- Modeling & Simulation
- Simulation Integration C++ Development
- Simulation Frameworks C2 SystemsC3 SystemsC4ISR Systems Mission Thread Analysis
- Simulation Architecture DoD Modeling EnvironmentsAFRL Programs Mission System Interoperability
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off (vacation, sick leave, and holidays)
- Professional development and training support
- Life and disability insurance
- Why OSAAVAMission-driven SDVOSB culture focused on service and integrity Competitive compensation and benefits Opportunity to grow with a high-performing team supporting national security programs Work directly supporting critical defense and intelligence missions
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