Command & Data Handling (C&DH) Support Engineer

Position Introduction/Key DutiesCimarron is seeking a Command & Data Handling (C&DH) Support Engineer to support the development of Boeing's CST-100 Starliner spacecraft as a part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.Key DutiesManage C&DH architecture requirements, configurations, and interfaces.Track and verify C&DH system-level design documentation, ensuring compliance with program requirements.Assign and track tasks and action items related to C&DH subsystems across engineering teams.Coordinate with hardware and software teams to ensure C&DH system integration aligns with program objectives.Review and validate C&DH-related stakeholder slide decks, technical documentation, and meeting minutes.Conduct regular follow-ups with C&DH engineers and stakeholders to track progress and resolve issues. Required/Desired Skills, Experience, And EducationRequired Skills, Experience, and Education:Due to facility security requirements, only U.S. Citizens are eligible for consideration at this time. This is a sensitive/safety-sensitive position and is subject to DOT random drug and alcohol testing.This position requires access to federal facilities. Candidates must possess a valid, unexpired Real ID-compliant driver's license or state-issued identification card at the time of hire. If you are unsure whether your ID is Real ID-compliant, please check for the star symbol in the upper portion of your driver's license or state ID.5 or more years of related experience. Experience in Command and Data Handling (C&DH) engineering, particularly in space or airborne systems.Knowledge of C&DH architectures, data buses (e.g., MIL-STD-1553, Ethernet), and data processing systems.Understanding of C&DH software and firmware integration.Excellent technical documentation review and verification skills.Strong organizational and coordination skills, with experience working across multidisciplinary teams.Bachelor's degree. Desired Skills, Experience, And EducationExperience supporting NASA or aerospace programs.