Modeling and Simulation Lead Software Engineer
$87,100.00 - $157,450.00
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Posted 45 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$87,100.00 - $157,450.00
About the role
- Perform tasks related to the integration of an infrared threat simulation into a multispectral few-on-few, C++ based simulation environment
- Lead a team of engineers and manage team tasking
- Collaborate with teams of government and contractor personnel
- Participate in the design and implementation of tools that support the wider multispectral simulation
- Test and evaluate implementations, provide feedback to developmental team and team partners
- Prepare documentation requested by the government customer
- Bachelor's degree in CS, CE, EE or a related field with 5+ years of applicable experience or an MS degree in CS, CE, EE, or a related field
- Experience with C++, Linux
- Experience with modeling and simulation (M&S) techniques
- Excellent English-language written and verbal communication.
- Strong emphasis on writing ability
- Great people skills and the desire to work with technical teams of engineers and scientists
- Ability to work independently and under deadlines in a mixed government-contractor environment
- To be considered, must have a current and active Secret security clearance
- Experience working with modeling and simulation, Python, GPU compute, HPC resources, EO/IR sensor phenomenology, infrared threat systems
- Previous team lead experience
- Previous experience with department of defense software applicationsNKEIf you're looking for comfort, keep scrolling.
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