AFSIM Software Architect for Mission Simulation

Aether Aerospace; Ozark (AL); On-site; USD 95,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Aether Aerospace in Fort Rucker, AL seeks a Software Engineer/Architect focused on Modeling, Simulation and Analysis (MS&A) to advance Army Aviation modernization. You will help move from legacy MS&A to a modern IDE, integrating AFSIM tools and collaborating with Army engineers to shape future aviation capabilities.

The role demands strong software development skills in C++/C#, MOSA awareness, and experience in DoD or aerospace simulation environments. Active Secret clearance is required.

Qualifications

• Experience with AFSIM or comparable military simulation frameworks.
• Understanding of MOSA software architecture and lifecycle.
• Proficiency in C++ and/or C# for MOSA-compliant applications.
• Experience supporting Modeling, Simulation and Analysis in a DoD/aerospace environment.

Responsibilities

• Support Army Aviation modernization through development and integration of MS&A within an IDE using AFSIM.
• Transition legacy ATCOM models, data, and workflows to AFSIM-based architectures.
• Design, develop, test, and maintain software and hardware for mission-level simulations and analyses.
• Develop modular AI/ML components and reusable simulation elements compatible with MOSA.
• Collaborate with government engineers and subject matter experts to model aircraft platforms and systems.

Skills

AFSIM

C++

C#

MOSA

MS&A

Agile

Education

Bachelors in CS/SE/CE/OR

Tools

AFSIM

Job description

Aether Aerospace in Fort Rucker, AL seeks a Software Engineer/Architect focused on Modeling, Simulation and Analysis (MS&A) to advance Army Aviation modernization. You will help move from legacy MS&A to a modern IDE, integrating AFSIM tools and collaborating with Army engineers to shape future aviation capabilities.

The role demands strong software development skills in C++/C#, MOSA awareness, and experience in DoD or aerospace simulation environments. Active Secret clearance is required.