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Designs microelectronics systems, subsystems, or components through mechanical computer aided drafting (CAD) and simulation (CAS) software suite such as SolidWorks. Providing system level and project support throughout all Microelectronics life cycle phases, which includes concept of operation development, designing, planning, scheduling, integration, and deployment of Legacy, Avionics Data transfer, and Satellite communication systems.
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Master's degree in Systems Engineering or in related technical or scientific fields such as engineering, physics, mathematics, operations research, engineering management, Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or related STEM degree program, or equivalent Expert level experience as a Systems Engineer.
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Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronic, System, Software or Computer Engineering; Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering or related field. Direct experience in the design, integration, configuration, and analysis of complex software systems, military electronics, computer networking, and digital and graphic display systems.
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This person will work with a multi-disciplined team involving software development, RF testing, and system integration. The Software Engineer Intern will be involved in software engineering for microelectronics research and testbed development.
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Knowledge and experience in areas such as embedded systems development and integration, computer vision, machine learning, and autonomous navigation will be crucial in advancing optionally manned systems for DoD Science and Technology communities.
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Actively participate in team meetings to develop plans and contingencies for system implementation Qualifications: Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering or related field.
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REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Security Clearance: Secret Clearance or (TS/SCI or TS/SCI eligible) BA/BS degree in Systems Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science with Systems Engineering Specialization, Engineering Management, Software Engineering, Space Systems Engineering or relevant field.
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