Leidos Defense Systems Sector is seeking a Jr Software Developer to help create unique solutions for complex problems in the areas of modeling & simulation, sensor integration, testing, characterization, modeling, simulation, data analysis, and algorithm development for electro-optical infrared (EO/IR) systems.
Requirements
- Intermediate ability with C++/Python
- Experience using version control systems such as Git
- Familiarity or interest in EO/IR phenomenology
- Experience with image processing
- Experience with GPU programming and/or CUDA programming
- Experience with developing AI/ML solutions
- Experience with build systems such as CMake
Responsibilities
- Candidate can expect to work closely with a team of engineers and scientists to write software (using primarily C++ and Python) to solve problems in a variety of disciplines to include EO/IR sensor systems, primarily for modeling & simulation purposes.
- Because the candidate may fill various project needs, an interest in working multiple programs with intermediate ability in C++ and Python is expected along with strong object-oriented design skills, the ability to create design documentation, requirements specifications, and other technical documentation.
- Candidate is also expected to have the ability to work and to communicate effectively within a multidisciplinary team and have familiarity with software development for both Windows and Linux OS.
Other
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university in software engineering, computer science, or an equivalent engineering or science degree with 2+ years of relevant software development experience.
- TS/SCI security clearance and the ability to maintain a DoW security clearance.
- Must be a resident of the North Alabama area or willing to relocate to the Huntsville – North Alabama, AL, area.
- Highly organized, demonstrating the ability to work independently at times due to a fast-paced and highly productive work environment.
- Ability to communicate effectively to management, coworkers, and customers.
