Modeling & Simulation Engineer II — Missile Systems

RTX; Dallas (TX); Sur place; USD 69 000 - 131 000; Plein temps

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Résumé du poste

RTX is seeking an entry-level Modeling, Simulation and Analysis Systems Engineer II in Tucson, AZ. You will create high-fidelity simulations for missile design, perform modeling and analysis, and support flight tests within a collaborative team.

You will apply C++, C, MATLAB and Python, develop solutions, and document plans while interfacing with Guidance, Navigation & Control and Signal Processing colleagues as the program progresses from concept to fielded product.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics by start date.
• Experience applying object-oriented software design in C++, C, and using MATLAB and Python for evaluation of data sets.
• Experience developing or simulating physical systems.
• Experience in modeling, simulation, statistics, or analysis for existing or proposed engineering solutions.

Responsabilités

• Create high fidelity simulations and models for missile design, performance assessment, and flight test support.
• Develop and implement modeling solutions and conduct trade studies and evaluation of system and subsystem performance.
• Collaborate with Guidance, Navigation & Control, Signal Processing, and other performance personnel to perform simulation activities.
• Develop documentation, execute plans, analyze data, verify requirements, and communicate results to leadership.

Connaissances

C++

C

MATLAB

Python

Formation

Master's degree in STEM fields

Outils

UNIX/Linux

Software Configuration Management tools

Description du poste

RTX is seeking an entry-level Modeling, Simulation and Analysis Systems Engineer II in Tucson, AZ. You will create high-fidelity simulations for missile design, perform modeling and analysis, and support flight tests within a collaborative team.

You will apply C++, C, MATLAB and Python, develop solutions, and document plans while interfacing with Guidance, Navigation & Control and Signal Processing colleagues as the program progresses from concept to fielded product.