Lead the design, development, and simulation of advanced remote sensing systems for defense, civil, and commercial customers.
Locations (2)
Chantilly, Virginia, United States
Dayton, Ohio, United States
Compensation
$181,700.00 - $272,500.00
Responsibilities
Develop and use innovative techniques and tools for image chain modeling, spectroscopy, computer vision, change detection and tracking, space domain awareness, lidar and 3D remote sensing, EO/IR remote sensing, product quality metrics, optics, calibration, and data simulation
Design, perform, document, and present results of studies using deterministic and probabilistic numerical analysis techniques
Advise government and internal Aerospace customers on operational and R&D remote sensing system performance
Present and promote work to contractors and customers to inform and influence key decisions and drive system requirements
Build physics-based modeling code while collaborating with small teams to develop end-to-end system and performance modeling tools
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a related STEM field, particularly Remote Sensing, Imaging Science, Astronomy, Physics, Mathematics, Atmospheric Science, Computer Science, Optical or Electrical Engineering, or a related STEM discipline
Nice to have: Advanced degree in a related STEM field
