Senior Air Systems Threat Modeling Engineer
rpmglobalDayton (OH)
About the role
DCS seeks an Air Systems Modeling Engineer in Dayton, OH, to support full lifecycle threat system model development for manned and autonomous air systems. You will apply NASIC processes to design, validate, and maintain high‑fidelity models used in multi‑vehicle simulations, working with SMEs and analysts to ensure fidelity and mission alignment.
The role requires strong MATLAB/Simulink/Stateflow expertise, air/EW system modeling, and knowledge of multi‑vehicle simulation frameworks; U.S.
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