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Proven expertise in remote sensing, including active radar imaging. Proven experience with open-source computer vision and machine learning libraries (e.g., OpenCV, TensorFlow, and Caffe), Unix/Linux operating systems, and multi-threaded/parallel computing.
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This position is for a Principal or Sr Principal Systems Engineer to join our Remote Sensing Programs Systems Engineering, Integration and Test (RSP SEIT) team. This position is for a Principal or Sr Principal Systems Engineer to join our Remote Sensing Programs Systems Engineering, Integration and Test (RSP SEIT) team.
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Military Airborne or Space ISR or remote sensing experience. Military Airborne or Space ISR or remote sensing experience. Experience with sensors and / or payload integration onto platforms or spacecraft.
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This position will support our Remote Sensing Program (RSP) Business Unit. The position is a vital part of the Sub-System Leadership (SSL) Department focused mainly on Sub System Integration and Test. The position is approximately 20% functional organization management with 12-15 team members and 80% direct contract work (program related work.
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Northrop Grumman's Airborne Multifunction Systems (AMS) Systems Engineering, Integration and Test (SEIT) organization has a need for a Radar Systems Engineer supporting the architecture, design, implementation, integration, and verification of some of our most advanced multi-function RF sensors and remote sensing applications.
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