Scientific Systems

• Lead a software team to develop software applications based on defined and derived requirements and create software designs at the object/class and application level. • Lead migrations of SSCI software applications to the SSCI Digital Engineering Environment, as directed, in support of current and future USG and DoD software acquisition requirements. • Write and review software documentation. • Lead or support development sprints and code reviews. • Manage a small software team tasked to achieve program milestones as directed, in accordance with modern software engineering Agile Software Development methodologies. • Lead or support Prime and customer-facing interactions. • Stay current with industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in software engineering and other areas relevant to SSCI (Navigation, Mission Planning, Autonomy, etc.). • Assist with non-technical programmatic priorities as needed, including staff planning, budget estimation and tracking, and customer-facing interactions. • This role may require the ability to sit or stand at a desk and work on a computer for prolonged periods of time. • May require the ability to push/pull/lift up to 15 pounds. • Must be able to obtain and maintain a US DOD Security Clearance.

• Lead or support a software team to develop software applications based on defined and derived requirements and create software designs at the object/class and application level. • Lead or support migrations of SSCI software applications to the SSCI Digital Engineering Environment, as directed, in support of current and future USG and DoD software acquisition requirements. • Write and review software documentation. • Lead or support development sprints and code reviews. • Manage a small software team tasked to achieve program milestones as directed, in accordance with modern software engineering Agile Software Development methodologies. • Lead or support Prime and customer-facing interactions. • Stay current with industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in software engineering and other areas relevant to SSCI (Navigation, Mission Planning, Autonomy, etc.). • Assist with non-technical programmatic priorities as needed, including staff planning, budget estimation and tracking, and customer-facing interactions. • This role may require the ability to sit or stand at a desk and work on a computer for prolonged periods of time. • May require the ability to push/pull/lift up to 15 pounds. • Must be able to obtain and maintain a US DOD Security Clearance.

The Lead Software Engineer II – Autonomy Software will support the company’s core AI-enabled Autonomy Software development team in an assigned small-team leadership role. Primary responsibilities include day-to-day, agile software engineering for initial development, DevSecOps and CI/CD integration, and ongoing software test and evaluation using advanced modeling and simulation platforms. Additional responsibilities include providing autonomy software integration and test support to multiple autonomy programs aligned with specific customer autonomy objectives.     Essential Functions:  - Lead or support a software team to develop software applications based on defined and derived requirements and create software designs at the object/class and application level.   - Lead or support migrations of SSCI software applications to the SSCI Digital Engineering Environment, as directed, in support of current and future USG and DoD software acquisition requirements.  - Write and review software documentation.   - Lead or support development sprints and code reviews.  - Manage a small software team tasked to achieve program milestones as directed, in accordance with modern software engineering Agile Software Development methodologies.   - Lead or support Prime and customer-facing interactions.   - Stay current with industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in software engineering and other areas relevant to SSCI (Navigation, Mission Planning, Autonomy, etc.).  - Assist with non-technical programmatic priorities as needed, including staff planning, budget estimation and tracking, and customer-facing interactions.  - This role may require the ability to sit or stand at a desk and work on a computer for prolonged periods of time.  - May require the ability to push/pull/lift up to 15 pounds.   - Must be able to obtain and maintain a US DOD Security Clearance.

• Actively engage with the Service, COCOM, and international customers, participate in Government Industry Days, analyze budgets, and attend tradeshows to gather information on upcoming programs, funding, and government priorities. • Synthesize gathered information and present the GDLT with a succinct summary of the opportunities over the next 1-5 years. • Work with the other Division Leadership Teams to inform IRAD investments, recommend partnerships to increase probabilities of win and to help grow the Growth team as the division and company grow. • This position will require semi-frequent travel. • Existing relationships with the DOW Acquisition, Budget, and Program Execution decision makers. • Must have an active US DOD Security Clearance.