Junior Navigation & Sensor-Fusion Algorithm Engineer

Kearfott Corporation; Pine Brook (NJ); On-site; USD 80,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Disability insurance

401(k) match

Tuition assistance

Paid vacation

Paid holidays

9/80 work week

Job summary

Kearfott Corporation in New Jersey is seeking an Algorithm Engineer I to join our aerospace navigation team. You will implement foundational navigation, localization, estimation, and sensor-processing algorithms from detailed designs, and assist with advanced navigation and sensor-fusion developments.

You will work within MATLAB/Simulink environments while collaborating with engineers across software, hardware, and test domains.

Qualifications

• B.S. or greater in Engineering, Physics or Applied Mathematics.
• Proficiency with MATLAB or Python and Simulink in professional settings.
• Solid math background in linear algebra, probability, statistics and numerical methods.

Responsibilities

• Implement basic navigation, localization, estimation, and sensor-processing algorithms from designs.
• Assist experienced engineers with advanced navigation and sensor-fusion work.
• Support analysis, troubleshooting of algorithm performance and integration issues.
• Develop knowledge of Kalman filtering, Bayesian estimation, inertial navigation, GNSS, and sensor fusion.

Skills

MATLAB

Python

Simulink

C

Data analysis

Visualization

Git

OOP concepts

Education

B.S. or greater in Engineering, Physics or Applied Mathematics

Tools

Git

MATLAB

Simulink

Python

Job description

Kearfott Corporation in New Jersey is seeking an Algorithm Engineer I to join our aerospace navigation team. You will implement foundational navigation, localization, estimation, and sensor-processing algorithms from detailed designs, and assist with advanced navigation and sensor-fusion developments.

You will work within MATLAB/Simulink environments while collaborating with engineers across software, hardware, and test domains.