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Corvid Technologies is seeking a highly talented Embedded Linux Engineer to join our Guidance, Navigation & Controls (GNC) team. We leverage the predictive capability of our high-fidelity computational physics solvers, indigenous massively parallel supercomputer system, prototyping plant, and ballistics and mechanics lab to investigate a variety of high-rate physics phenomena.
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Corvid Technologies is an engineering firm specializing in high-fidelity, computational modeling and simulation. Corvid Technologies provides diverse research opportunities and a creative work environment within a small team while offering access to cutting edge computational technologies and resources.
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Corvid, the top-ranked digital engineering firm, is experiencing explosive growth as digital transformation continues to impact global industries.
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Come join the MDG supporting a variety of government agencies, such as the Missile Defense Agency (MDA), Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Navy Missile Defense, and Air Force Space Command.
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