Engineer I, Simulation Framework (R6203)

Telemetry Today LLC; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Telemetry Today LLC in Washington, DC is seeking a Simulation Framework Engineer (L1) to bridge modeling and simulation environments with core autonomy software. You will write C++ and Python, build adapters and plugins, and contribute reusable software components that reduce complexity for autonomy developers.

This hands-on role targets an early-career engineer with interest in defense simulation, autonomy, distributed systems, and technical integration, contributing to NGTS, AFSIM, Aechelon,

Qualifications

• Hands-on software engineer with interest in defense simulation and autonomy.
• Experience applying C++/Python to integration or middleware tasks.
• Comfort working with distributed or modular simulation frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain software that connects modeling and simulation environments with core autonomy software.
• Write C++ and Python code, build adapters and plugins, and contribute reusable components.
• Assist HMSSimBlocks migration to HMSF by porting modules and testing functionality under guidance.
• Help integration teams diagnose framework, plugin, interface, and data-exchange issues.

Skills

C++

Python

Software integration

Distributed systems

Autonomy software

Tools

HMSSimBlocks

HMSF

NGTS

AFSIM

Aechelon

Job description

As a Simulation Framework Engineer (L1) on the Simulation Framework Team, you will help develop and maintain the software that connects modeling and simulation (M&S) environments with core autonomy software. You will work alongside experienced engineers to write C++ and Python code, build adapters and plugins, and support reusable software components that reduce the simulation-specific complexity exposed to autonomy developers.

This is a hands-on software engineering role intended for an early-career engineer who is interested in defense simulation, autonomy, distributed systems, and technical integration. You will contribute to simulation environments and frameworks such as NGTS, AFSIM, Aechelon, HMSSimBlocks, and the emerging Hivemind Simulation Framework (HMSF).

You will support the team’s migration of HMSSimBlocks capabilities to HMSF by helping implement baseline adapters, port selected modules, test functionality, and maintain compatibility for programs that continue to use HMSSimBlocks. You will also assist integration teams by investigating framework, plugin, interface, and data-exchange issues under the guidance of senior engineers.