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C#Strong oral and written communication skillsExperience with writing software utilizing Rational Polynomial Coefficients (RPCs) and applying RPCs for analysis of historical remote sensing data.
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Typical projects include : Performing detailed modeling and simulation of communications and sensor systems Developing techniques to detect, locate, and identify signals Prototyping waveforms or algorithms in software defined radios and other systems Testing and evaluating leading edge hardware in PNT, both in the lab and in the field Roles and Responsibilities: Testing of PNT technologies and data analysis of experimental results.
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Title: Software Engineer Location: Richmond, VA OR McLean, VA - Hybrid Duration: -month assignment with the possibility of extension JOB DESCRIPTION: Software Engineer responsible for developing and maintaining data processing application which will handle data from small to large volumes in terabytes of business critical enterprise data.
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Much of our work contributes to innovative research in the fields of sensor science, signal processing, data fusion, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and augmented reality (AR.
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As the Embedded Software Engineer, you will work with members of the ASED to model system performance, explore new phenomenology, develop proof of concept and/or prototype systems, provide assessments of EO/IR sensor components, and develop algorithms for the analysis and processing of remote sensing data.
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Let's collaborate and see how you can help is in our mission to provide technical thought leadership and engineering and to help modernize and improve the federal landscape to increase data processing, data security and data storage.
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Our specialties are data science and analytics, data engineering, software engineering, and end-to-end analytic solutions architecture. Eight (8) or more years of experience in the following: Java, JavaScript/Typescript, Python, Angular, ELK stack, Redis, Web Services (REST), Machine Learning, Data Analytics, Android development, NoSQL and SQL databases, Xmidas, Digital Signal Processing.
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We are seeking a Reverse Engineer who will be responsible for performing detailed analysis of binaries and other software artifacts to understand their structure, functionality, and potential vulnerabilities.
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Evaluate RADAR data and metadata exchanges across software systems to enable end to end data collection and processing. Cimarron is seeking a Radar Mission Systems Engineer to support an Intelligence customer in Chantilly, VA. The chosen candidate should be capable of working with a high performing team providing engineering of RADAR capabilities for Space and Intelligence, as well as serve our decision makers and warfighters by providing Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) across multiple emerging software segments developed and delivered across cloud and on premises.
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