3 model based systems engineer jobs found

Description SAIC is seeking a highly motivated Systems Security Engineer. The successful candidate will provide support to the Cybersecurity Integrity Center in the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Technology (DT). Duties are in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area (30% in downtown D.C; 70% in Beltsville, MD). Supports cybersecurity monitoring, threat analysis, incident response, and infrastructure remediation within and across all the State Department's information technology (IT) infrastructure. Coordinates and collaborates with other State Department bureaus as well as other organizations within the Federal Government, and commercial partners. Description of Duties: The Systems Security Engineer collaborates with Department and external cyber stakeholders on cybersecurity technologies with experience in Microsoft products and security systems, network topology and protocols, enterprise server & desktop operating systems, and applications, in support of over...

Description Who You Are You are a quantitative thinker who wants to develop further as both a data scientist and an engineer. You are excited to grow your existing expertise in fields such as statistics and computer science alongside a diverse team of researchers, test designers, and software engineers. You are passionate about maintaining the high scientific and engineering standards required to enable your peers. Above all, you are a curious problem solver who thrives being on the critical path solving complex analytical tasks and building efficient, transparent, data pipelines. Who We Are SAIC is looking for a Data Scientist to help the Identity and Data Sciences Laboratory (IDSL) which is tasked with identifying state-of-the-art technologies including facial recognition and AI, evaluating performance, and examining their applicability to existing or emerging customer use cases. The IDSL has a cutting-edge infrastructure consisting of both on-prem distributed...

Description SAIC is looking for a Science Applications Programmer for one of our programs in College Park, MD. The Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) is part of the National Weather Service (NWS) and is responsible for developing complex Earth system models together with its research partners. These numerical weather prediction (NWP) models are deployed on the NWS operational supercomputers to provide weather and seasonal forecast guidance at different timescales from hours to days to months. The NWP models range from global atmospheric models, limited-area (regional) high-resolution convective-scale atmospheric models, hurricane models, global ocean circulation models, cryospheric models, wave models, and land surface models. EMC is involved in all phases of scientific and engineering model development including data ingest, data assimilation, model integration, post processing, product generation, and validation and verification. EMC's numerical weather prediction...