M&S Engineer

About the role

You will utilize your modeling and simulation experience in systems, subsystem, and component models for aerospace applications. This position is located in the Dayton, OH area.

Responsibilities

• Development of models, algorithms and associated simulation software for the above system types
• Perform trade-space analysis to assess and verify system characteristics and capabilities
• Document all software and hardware characteristics and changes to existing and new simulation environments
• Test architecture design and test planning
• Experimental design and test execution
• Data collection and analysis
• Report generation
• Integration of models into complex simulation architectures, including engagement-level simulations, theater-level simulations, hardware-in-the-loop architectures

Requirements

• 10-20 years of experience in the use of modeling and simulation software development frameworks
• Experience with at least one programming/software development language (MATLAB/Simulink, C, C++, Python)
• A basic understanding of aerospace system functions and dynamics, and how to model them, such as detailed sub-system models and flight dynamics models
• Demonstrated abilities to lead engineering teams, solve difficult hardware and software integration challenges, and manage small projects
• Motivated self-starter who can work independently and in a collaborative team environment, often with minimal guidance and within rigid timelines
• Ability to interact with data suppliers, work well with coworkers and interface with customers, all at disparate locations
• Outstanding skills in communicating complex technical issues and in providing comprehensive written, oral and/or digital products (including document organization and technical writing)
• Good analytic skills and the ability to apply these skills in a multi-tasking environment where more than one project may require his/her participation at a given time (typically one primary project and one or two ancillary projects)
• Familiarity with contractor and government roles in applying intelligence analysis to aerospace system development and acquisition

Qualifications

• B.S. degree in an engineering or physics discipline
• Master’s degree in an engineering or physics discipline (desired)

Skills

• Understanding of system component integration and the ability to model entire systems or individual components, such as sensors, GNC, and propulsion, to varying levels of detail
• Specific experience developing mathematical models of aerospace vehicle guidance navigation, and control components and algorithms
• Specific experience developing mathematical models of aerospace vehicle sensors spanning the electromagnetic spectrum

Pay

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Schedule

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Benefits

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