Lead systems engineering and project management for DoD satellite communications, integrating technical solutions and coordinating multidisciplinary teams.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $86,900.00 to $198,000.00 (annualized USD).
Responsibilities
Develop SATCOM systems and network architecture documentation
Manage project scope, schedule, resources, risks, and stakeholder communications
Assess SATCOM architectures and hardware limitations
Lead multidisciplinary engineering tasks and technical working groups
Prepare technical and programmatic briefings for senior leaders
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a technical field such as Engineering, Information Technology, Systems Engineering, or Project Management
Nice to have: supporting DoD or DoW CIO, Joint Staff, Combatant Command, Military Service, or Defense Agency organization
Nice to have: developing and managing systems engineering and project documentation
Nice to have: coordinating disparate engineering efforts
Nice to have: Master’s degree in Systems Engineering, Engineering Management, Project Management, Information Technology
Manages on-site installation, repair, maintenance, and test tasks for heavy equipment, diagnosing technical problems and providing customer support during field visits.
Responsibilities
Troubleshoots and diagnoses equipment
Performs routine equipment clean-up and upkeep
Inspects, repairs, reconditions, and adjusts heavy equipment
Stage d'ingénieur ADAS au sein de l'ingénierie automobile de Renault Group, axé sur le développement logiciel, le data engineering et l'intégration de données pour des solutions de benchmark véhicule.
Responsibilities
Participer à toutes les étapes de la conception et du développement d'un démonstrateur applicatif
Recueillir et formaliser les besoins des équipes ADAS
Concevoir l'architecture de la solution et le modèle de données
Développer une application web de collecte, référencement, consultation et recherche des données
Intégrer et synchroniser différentes sources de données (mesures embarquées, fichiers MF4, données GPS, médias, événements)
Requirements
Bac+5 en informatique, génie logiciel, systèmes d'information, data engineering, science des données ou domaine équivalent
Lead Communications and Networking Command and Control (C2) Engineer to serve in a Deputy Trailboss capacity for Army Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2), shaping and delivering interoperable capabilities responsive to operational-unit needs.
Compensation
$147,200 - $184,000 - $220,800 Annual
Responsibilities
Serve as a senior technical integrator and NGC2 Deputy Trailboss, shaping priorities, coordinating execution, and driving delivery of integrated C2 capabilities across acquisition stakeholders, operational units, and industry partners.
Lead end-to-end architectures spanning C2 applications, data layers, tactical IP transport, resilient communications, and cloud & edge compute infrastructure to satisfy Army mission needs, including in disconnected, degraded, intermittent, or limited-bandwidth (DDIL) environments.
Develop and connect operational mission threads, technical threads, system-of-systems designs, requirements, and interface assumptions to measurable operational outcomes and testable technical objectives.
Evaluate cross-layer architecture tradeoffs involving routing, bandwidth, latency, reliability, cybersecurity, interoperability, data exchange, synchronization, and placement of workloads at the edge versus in the cloud.
Organize and participate in laboratory integration, technical demonstrations, operational exercises, and iterative fielding events; coordinate root-cause analysis, integration-risk resolution, and performance assessment across vendor solutions.
The Senior Software Support Engineer investigates, recreates, and troubles software issues for semiconductor processing equipment hardware. The role helps establish the Phoenix Hub for semiconductor software development.
Responsibilities
Gather information to investigate the issue, reproduce it, determine the root cause, and recommend corrective actions.
Troubleshoot and resolve software issues, including embedded software for control systems.
Triage mechanical, electrical, and software bugs.
Manage escalation calls with field support engineers.
Create bug reports for the developer to use when fixing the bug.
Lead engineering projects for maglev compressor design and development within Trane Technologies' Applied Compression Advanced Concepts and Capabilities team.
Locations (2)
Shanghai, China
Taicang, Jiangsu, China
Responsibilities
Plan and manage maglev compressor design through engineering design release using Trane Technologies formal stage gate process
Identify and request engineering personnel needed for the project team
Collaborate with system engineering, controls, heat exchanger, product, manufacturing, and other teams to ensure seamless compressor integration
Provide project updates and manage communications to leadership and other stakeholders
Coordinate purchasing, machining, inspection, build and test of prototype compressors used in lab validation
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or directly-related engineering discipline