Research Project Engineer III
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Job Location:
Durham, NC - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
6 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Summary Of Position
This candidate will support NASAs Geostationary Littoral Imaging and Monitoring Radiometer ( GLIMR ) investigation. GLIMR is a $108M UNH -led investigation to study phytoplankton physiology and other coastal ocean processes. The contract is funded through NASAs Earth Systems Science Pathfinder Program Office. GLIMRs on-orbit instrument operations will be conducted from UNH . GLIMR has recently passed the NASA confirmation process and moved into the implementation phase. The instrument is under development and work has started to develop the SOC . GLIMR is planned to operate through 2029. Under general direction of the Project Manager or Principal Investigator and as a member of one or more scientific instrument research and development teams this individual works closely with project scientists digital electronics engineers and technicians to design develop test and maintain the software required for the Ground Support Equipment ( GSE ) supporting pre-launch testing and post-launch operations of spaceflight instrumentation for GLIMR and other NASA science projects. This position will develop set-up and manage the GLIMR Science Operations Center.
Other Minimum Qualifications
Bachelors degree in Computer Science Engineering Physics or in a closely related scientific or technical field and five years of related experience or a combination of directly related higher education and experience equal to nine years. Experience in the design of ground system equipment. Advanced experience in computer programming and computational design Strong interpersonal and written communication skills Strong teamwork skills Possesses self-initiative motivation and strong drive
Additional Preferred Qualifications
Experience with Linux Python STOL Experience with NASA software requirements standards and process Experience with Linux and Windows system administration Experience with LEON test platforms Experience with operations software development tools such as GSEOS ITOS or COSMOS Experience with issue and project tracking tools such as Jira Experience with software configuration management tools such as Git or subversion Experience with secure network protocols Knowledge of and experience with the engineering design and development process for federally sponsored science or technology programs. Experience with NASA -funded spaceflight hardware programs is most applicable. Strong interpersonal presentation and written communication skills
This candidate will support NASAs Geostationary Littoral Imaging and Monitoring Radiometer ( GLIMR ) investigation. GLIMR is a $108M UNH -led investigation to study phytoplankton physiology and other coastal ocean processes. The contract is funded through NASAs Earth Systems Science Pathfinder Program Office. GLIMRs on-orbit instrument operations will be conducted from UNH . GLIMR has recently passed the NASA confirmation process and moved into the implementation phase. The instrument is under development and work has started to develop the SOC . GLIMR is planned to operate through 2029. Under general direction of the Project Manager or Principal Investigator and as a member of one or more scientific instrument research and development teams this individual works closely with project scientists digital electronics engineers and technicians to design develop test and maintain the software required for the Ground Support Equipment ( GSE ) supporting pre-launch testing and post-launch operations of spaceflight instrumentation for GLIMR and other NASA science projects. This position will develop set-up and manage the GLIMR Science Operations Center.
Other Minimum Qualifications
Bachelors degree in Computer Science Engineering Physics or in a closely related scientific or technical field and five years of related experience or a combination of directly related higher education and experience equal to nine years. Experience in the design of ground system equipment. Advanced experience in computer programming and computational design Strong interpersonal and written communication skills Strong teamwork skills Possesses self-initiative motivation and strong drive
Additional Preferred Qualifications
Experience with Linux Python STOL Experience with NASA software requirements standards and process Experience with Linux and Windows system administration Experience with LEON test platforms Experience with operations software development tools such as GSEOS ITOS or COSMOS Experience with issue and project tracking tools such as Jira Experience with software configuration management tools such as Git or subversion Experience with secure network protocols Knowledge of and experience with the engineering design and development process for federally sponsored science or technology programs. Experience with NASA -funded spaceflight hardware programs is most applicable. Strong interpersonal presentation and written communication skills
Key Skills
- Robotics
- Machine Learning
- Python
- AI
- C/C++
- OS Kernels
- Research Experience
- Matlab
- Rust
- Research & Development
- Natural Language Processing
- Tensorflow
About Company
The School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering is the University of New Hampshire’s first interdisciplinary school, designed to address today’s highly complex ocean and coastal challenges through integrated graduate education, research and engage
