Threat Air Systems Modeling Engineer
dcsDayton (OH)
About the role
DCS Corporation is seeking an Air Systems Modeling Engineer to develop and sustain high-fidelity threat models for manned and autonomous air systems. You will work with NASIC processes to design, implement, and validate models used in multi-vehicle simulations such as AFSIM, NGTS, ITASE and JSE.
You will collaborate with NASIC SMEs and analysts to ensure model accuracy, performance validity, and fidelity. Strong MATLAB/Simulink/Stateflow expertise and TS/SCI clearance are required.
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