Senior Staff / Senior Numerical Algorithm Software Engineer
$127,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$127,000 per year
About the role
- Research new algorithms and analysis techniques for remote sensor data exploitation
- Demonstrate fluent, idiomatic mastery of Python and/or C++; comfort with software design and architecture
- Develop and tune Kalman filtering, tracking, and data exploitation algorithms in Python and C++Characterize quality/performance of algorithms and sensor systems
- Work as part of an Agile team and contribute to shared tools
- Other duties as assignedA Bachelor’s degree in the physical sciences, mathematics, engineering, or computer science
- At least 5 years of ongoing professional experience technological fields (additional years of education may be substituted for years of experience)
- Experience with state estimation, tracking, or Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC)
- At least 2 years of academic or professional experience in C++ and Python
- Fluency with Linux operating systems
- Ability to work full-time in-person in Boulder, CO office location
- Detail oriented
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Candidates who have any of the following skills will be preferred
- A current active DoD security clearance
- An advanced degree in the physical sciences, mathematics, engineering, or computer science
- Professional experience with application orchestration and/or deployment to the cloud
- Professional experience with Agile software development
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