Algorithms Developer

Team: ITW/AA

Location: Colorado Springs, CO

Commitment: Full Time - Exempt

Workplace Type: onsite

What you will be doing:

• Working as part of a small team on project development and integration of C# applications in a virtual environment.
• Designing, implementing, and sustaining simulation algorithms predicting orbital and suborbital trajectories.
• Deriving and coding equations of motion for boost, mid-course, and terminal guidance.
• Predicting and modeling emerging threats as events occur in the missile warning community.
• Interacting with customers to gather requirements and offer creative solutions, writing documentation, presenting project designs, performing user training, and attending requirements meetings.
• Designing, developing, documenting, testing, and debugging application software that contains logical and mathematical solutions.
• Analyzing user requirements.
• Participating in the full software life cycle: designing, developing, implementing, and maintaining applications on Microsoft Windows-based systems.
• Performing agile software development in both unclassified and classified environments while utilizing software engineering best practices including unit testing, code reviews, and design documentation.
• Other tasks as directed.

What you will need:

• Bachelor’s degree in physics, engineering, applied mathematics (Masters preferred) or another relevant field.
• Advanced knowledge of relevant mathematics and physics.
• 5+ years of software development experience
• Experience with C# .Net (preferred), Java, or C++
• Development in a DoD environment preferred
• Active Secret Security Clearance preferred, must be able to obtain Top Secret Security Clearance
• Experience or understanding of ITW/AA, Missile Warning, OPIR, UEWR, NDS or MDA ground/sea-based sensors highly preferred.
• Candidate must have strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills and work well in a team environment and perform independently.