Serve as an Emergency Vehicle Operators Course (EVOC) Instructor supporting the U.S. Navy’s Master-at-Arms Ready Relevant Learning training program, combining Basic Security Fundamentals instruction with classroom and practical training in emergency vehicle operation, vehicle inspections, and vehicle control.
Responsibilities
Deliver approved classroom and practical instruction in emergency vehicle operation, vehicle inspections, and vehicle control
Demonstrate approved driving techniques and supervise students during practical driving exercises
Evaluate student performance, provide corrective coaching, and reinforce safe vehicle operation
Inspect and prepare training vehicles, equipment, and training areas
Deliver assigned Basic Security Fundamentals instruction, including law enforcement, physical security, force protection, use of force, and non-lethal weapons
Support modeling, simulation, and analysis for military systems, threat analysis, survivability, mission performance, and advanced air vehicle concepts within the Systems Engineering organization.
Perform modeling, simulation, and analysis to support program development, execution, and related research and development projects.
Support lead in developing or assessing new requirements and evaluate advanced air vehicle concepts and technologies
Support mission engineering activities to ensure performance capabilities of new systems and architectures are traded against cost and mission requirements; develop mission relevant scenarios; assess operational effectiveness of existing and emerging systems and capabilities in the threat environment.
Communicate across the engineering disciplines and technology areas to integrate capabilities.
The Behavior Actuation team develops state-of-the-art vehicle control and estimation algorithms from prototype to production in C++. We leverage control theory, optimization, and machine learning to design and implement real-time vehicle control solutions.
Responsibilities
Write and review C++ code to implement and integrate control algorithms and related functionality across development and production environments
Work with Control Engineers to design and validate high quality software components in compute-constrained contexts
Design, implement, and validate failsafe software architectures
Mentor other AD engineers on software quality and maintainability
Lead by example by leveraging automation and effective lightweight processes
The CDL Instructor is responsible for providing instruction for classroom courses, road and range training, defensive driving, and other applicable training/re‑training activities for students to obtain their commercial driving license.
Responsibilities
Teaching student drivers how and where to diagnose vehicle malfunctions through pre‑trip, en‑route, and post‑trip vehicle inspections
Observing over‑the‑road skills (backing, lane control, axle weights, etc.)
Instructing how to use an auto transmission in different driving conditions (highway, city, night vs. day, inclement weather, etc.)
Showing how to use on‑board vehicle communication and routing systems
Emphasizing (and re‑emphasizing!) the importance of safety
Emergency Vehicle Operations Course ( EVOC) InstructorNewControlled Force · San Antonio, US
Senior Software Engineer, Behavior ActuationWoven by Toyota · Ann Arbor, US