SAIC is looking for an entry to junior to mid-level research engineer to support the development, evaluation, and testing of munition systems for the United States Air Force. Specifically, it involves the development of real-time and non-real-time physics based simulations and simulation databases to support the full spectrum of testing to include: algorithm in the loop testing, integrated system simulation testing, component and system modeling, and hardware in the loop testing. The successful applicant will work with senior personnel to develop models, simulations, databases, and support tools to aid in these tests. In addition, the applicant will be required to support the development of hardware and software interfaces unique to test units, including the development of scene generation, image processing, virtual reality, along with Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) development. The applicant will be expected to document processes, procedures, and test results, and report these to their program supervisor.
Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree Electrical, Mechanical, or Computer Engineering, Computer Science and 5+ years of experience.
Programming Skills such as Python, C++, MatLab, Simulink, Java, Assembly
Hardware and software interface and development skills
Familiarity with both Windows and UNIX
Preferred Qualifications:
Master’s Degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Computer Engineering, Computer Science
Experience in advanced computational techniques (parallel programming in both GPU and CPU)
Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) development
Ability to work on a team with other engineers to develop test systems and simulations
Experience with simulation development, Simulink, or other simulation tools
Able to communicate ideas clearly and efficiently
Perform test and analyses to verify and validate algorithm and/or component and/or system performance
Understanding of control system stability and performance criteria
Develop, verify, and validate component and system level models
Perform simulation configuration management and control and produce simulation documentation
Image Processing, Augmented reality, Virtual reality, and scene generation
Hardware-in-the-Loop (HWIL) simulation development
Microprocessor interface and assembly level programming
