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A minimum of 15 years of advanced space-rated avionics design, development, or analysis experience, including FPGA design and a strong background in both analog and digital circuit design engineering.
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Demonstrated understanding of ICS/OT operational environments/networks employed in DoD (e.g. avionics, weapon systems and platforms), as well as across private industry (e.g. electric grid, power plant, transportation, manufacturing, building automation.
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Perform thermal design and analysis tasks on complex mechanical hardware including precision mechanisms, electro-mechanical devices, aerospace mechanism design, complex electronics packaging, supporting space-based deployable mechanisms, avionics, innovative thermal and ground based systems.
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Veraxx has a high level of expertise in flight simulation hardware and software development, as well as computer architecture, tactical environments, interoperability (HLA/DIS), avionics systems, and real-time embedded systems.
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Advanced aviation certification process knowledge, trade studies, aircraft operations and maintenance processes and practices, SMS, safety metrics and assessment, airframe design, avionics systems, type certification.
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Your code will run on our custom avionics, process signals from sensors like our star trackers, and command actuators like the propulsion system. As a spacecraft software engineer at Millennium Space Systems, you’ll create the software that makes our satellites function in orbit.
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