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Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) seeks a seasoned LabVIEW developer to design, implement, and support MoSAIC-based test software at our San Antonio campus. You’ll collaborate across data acquisition, instrumentation, and controls to automate test systems for a wide range of research programs.
Requirements include a Bachelor’s in CS/CE/EE, 7–12 years LabVIEW experience, NI CLD (and CLA within 4 years if not held), plus strong communication and project management skills.
We develop, maintain, and advance MoSAIC™ (Modular System for Automation, Instrumentation, and Control), our LabVIEW-based software platform designed for automated R&D testing of electro-mechanical systems and components. MoSAIC™ enables seamless data acquisition, real-time control, scripting, and logging through integration with National Instruments (NI) hardware (e.g., PXI, CompactRIO) and RTOS. The platform supports a wide range of applications, including testing vehicle battery packs, electric motors, electric vehicles, internal combustion engines, drivetrains, locomotives, & many others.
Collaborate with a team of data acquisition, instrumentation, and controls experts to develop, maintain, and deploy LabVIEW-based MoSAIC™ software solutions to support data acquisition, test system control, and automation for a wide variety of systems across a 300+ person labor. Apply expertise in LabVIEW, NI Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS), and associated NI hardware to streamline test cell operations, increase resource efficiency, and meet challenging R&D objectives. Lead or contribute to all phases of system/software integration: Requirements Gathering and Analysis, System Design, Development, Integration and Testing, Acceptance, System Installation, Deployment, Maintenance, Troubleshooting, and Data Security.
Work in a team or independently to develop and support LabVIEW-based applications for controlling test articles in R&D testing environments. The working environment will include office as well as laboratory/field assignments. Capture user requirements, analyze needs, and refine software designs within time and cost constraints. Provide software modifications, enhancements, and technical assessments as lab needs evolve. Troubleshoot software, RTOS, instrumentation hardware (e.g., PXI, CompactRIO), sensors, and associated systems. Engage in hands-on troubleshooting and fieldwork to ensure software and hardware align with project requirements. Collaborate with engineers, technicians, and project stakeholders to deliver integrated solutions. Primary job function is located at the SwRI main campus in San Antonio, Texas. Travel required on an as-needed basis to conduct project work.
Must be a U.S. person (i.e., U.S. citizen, non-U.S. citizen national, lawful permanent resident, asylee, or refugee) due to ITAR work in section.
San Antonio, Texas
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