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Software Development Engineering Scientist

University of Texas - Austin

$104,000 - $174,000
Aug 15, 2025
Austin, TX, USA
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Design, develop, test, document, and maintain sonar tactical decision aid (TDA) and acoustic sensor performance prediction software in support of the US Navy for the Environmental Sciences Laboratory (ESL) as part of a project team in a leadership role.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated ability to comprehend, define and document complex, interrelated software applications using object-oriented data structures and to follow coding and testing standards.
  • Demonstrated experience developing software using Java and/or Python in a UNIX/Linux environment.
  • Demonstrated experience developing GUIs using Java, Python or other widely available toolkits; and/or demonstrated experience with scientific computing technologies (e.g. SciPy Software Stack - NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, etc. – or Matlab).
  • Advanced degree in engineering and/or computer sciences.
  • Five or more years of application development and deployment using Java and/or Python in a Linux environment.
  • Demonstrated experience with container-based implementations.
  • Demonstrated knowledge in any of the following: Java/Python IDEs, Maven, C/C++, message-oriented protocols, Google Protobufs/gRPC, shell scripting, Git, XML, and issue tracking systems (Gitlab, Jira).

Responsibilities

  • Design and present to decision makers new TDA features given user experience and technical need requirements to enhance the TDA and better meet complex user needs.
  • Write software for TDAs that help US Navy users make decisions based on predicted sonar sensor performance, given strict requirements.
  • Test this TDA software in isolation and as part of a larger integrated product against timing and acoustic accuracy standards.
  • Integrate TDA products into a larger sonar software framework, both in testbed environments and in fielded systems.
  • Work with and learn new third-party software and development/integration tools in a Linux environment.
  • Lead students/interns or small staff teams producing TDA products or prototypes.
  • Document TDA features and capabilities for end-users, as needed.

Other

  • Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science or other applied/information sciences.
  • Three or more years of experience in software development.
  • Excellent interpersonal communication skills.
  • Applicant must be highly organized, have excellent attention to detail, and possess sound scientific judgment.
  • Applicant must be a US Citizen.