Security-Cleared OR Analyst: Medical Modeling & Simulation

Teledyne Brown Engineering; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Teledyne Brown Engineering seeks an Operations Research Analyst to join the Medical Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis team supporting NHRC. The role involves developing and validating medical modeling software, conducting analyses, and presenting findings to DoD customers. You will interact with clients and engineers, design analysis plans, and contribute to technical reports and conferences.

A bachelor’s degree in OR/IE/Analytics/Data Science is required; a master’s is preferred. U.S.

Qualifications

• Requires a bachelor’s degree in Operations Research, Industrial Engineering, Analytics, Data Science or a related field.
• Master’s degree is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support design, development, and verification/validation of military medical modeling and simulation software.
• Interface with customers and software development team; develop and execute analysis plans.
• Author technical reports and presentations; present results to customers and at professional conferences.
• Occasionally provide training or software support to external users.

Skills

Communication skills

Statistics basics

Modeling & simulation

Discrete event simulation software

SQL

Python or R

Data visualization

Data manipulation

Machine learning

Optimization software

Education

Bachelor's degree in OR/Industrial Engineering/Analytics/Data Science

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Arena

Simio

ProModel

FlexSim

Job description

Teledyne Brown Engineering seeks an Operations Research Analyst to join the Medical Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis team supporting NHRC. The role involves developing and validating medical modeling software, conducting analyses, and presenting findings to DoD customers. You will interact with clients and engineers, design analysis plans, and contribute to technical reports and conferences.

A bachelor’s degree in OR/IE/Analytics/Data Science is required; a master’s is preferred. U.S.