Hypersonic Flight Systems Engineer
johns hopkins university applied physics laboratoryLaurel (MD)
Hypersonic Flight Systems Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
johns hopkins university applied physics laboratoryLaurel (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) seeks a Flight Systems Engineer to develop and integrate algorithms for end-to-end mission planning of current and future strategic systems. This role requires strong mathematical, modeling and systems integration expertise and cross-team collaboration.
You will design mission planning algorithms for hypersonic and ballistic weapons, ensure integration of modifications into navigation architectures, and communicate results to sponsors
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