Interdisciplinary Engineer-Scientist, Battlespace Simulation
Naval Air Systems Command
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Job summary
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) seeks an interdisciplinary engineer-scientist (General Engineer/Computer Scientist) to join the DAiTA Group within the IBST Department of the Battlespace Division. You will lead and advise on advanced analysis, simulation, and software development for synthetic battlespace environments.
The role requires recognized SME-level expertise, with responsibilities spanning technology transition strategies and program-level collaboration with leadership to push
Qualifications
- At least one year of specialized experience at GS-13 or DP-04 in the Federal service or equivalent.
- Experience leading advanced projects and advising leadership in analysis, simulation, and battlespace software development.
- Testing and demonstrating critical elements that advance state-of-the-art synthetic battlespace environments.
- Developing strategies for transitioning new technology into integrated products.
- Serve as a SME and technical authority whose ideas catalyze R&D directions.
Responsibilities
- Serve as a technical leader across a wide variety of advanced projects.
- Advise leadership and major program efforts in analysis, simulation, and battlespace software development.
- Test and demonstrate critical elements that advance state-of-the-art systems.
- Develop strategy for transitioning new technology and programs into integrated products.
- Act as a SME providing technical direction for future research and development.
Skills
Job description
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) seeks an interdisciplinary engineer-scientist (General Engineer/Computer Scientist) to join the DAiTA Group within the IBST Department of the Battlespace Division. You will lead and advise on advanced analysis, simulation, and software development for synthetic battlespace environments.
The role requires recognized SME-level expertise, with responsibilities spanning technology transition strategies and program-level collaboration with leadership to push
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