Space ML Engineer: Trajectory & Anomaly Analytics
judge groupWestminster (CO)
Space ML Engineer: Trajectory & Anomaly Analytics
Posted today
judge groupWestminster (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
The Judge Group is seeking a Data Science Engineer to build and support advanced ML capabilities for Space Domain Awareness analytics systems. You will develop trajectory classification and anomaly detection models, maintain scalable analytics pipelines, and create robust evaluation frameworks for sparse observational data.
The ideal candidate combines strong ML with software engineering and has experience with time-series, state-estimation, or tracking systems.
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