3 flight test engineer jobs found

Description SAIC is seeking a GNC Aerospace Engineer in Dahlgren, VA. Responsibilities: • Develop, implement, and refine GNC algorithms for guidance laws, control loops, navigation filters, and state estimation. • Support weapon system modeling and simulation, including 6 DOF (six degrees of freedom) simulation environments and subsystem integration. • Perform trajectory analysis, mission performance evaluations, and control system stability assessments. • Develop navigation solutions integrating IMUs, GPS, INS, seekers, and other sensor modalities. • Conduct Monte Carlo analysis, uncertainty modeling, and system performance sensitivity studies. • Implement GNC prototypes in MATLAB/Simulink, Python, C/C++, or equivalent simulation frameworks. • Analyze telemetry, flight test data, and HWIL/SIL outputs to validate system performance. • Support requirements decomposition, interface definition, and subsystem integration with E20 system engineering teams. • Document...

Description SAIC is a trusted leader in delivering advanced command and control capabilities across the Department of the Air Force, bringing deep expertise in how cutting-edge technologies are engineered, secured, and delivered to the fight. At the center of this mission, the Common Mission Control Center (CMCC) unifies data, sensors, mission applications, cloud based services, and emerging AI enabled automation to give warfighters a decisive edge-turning complex, multidomain information into fast, clear, and actionable decisions in the moments that matter most. The CMCC System Facilitator contract positions SAIC to accelerate how new capabilities are integrated, tested, secured, and transitioned into operational use, working side by side with operators, engineers, Capability Providers, and government teams to ensure every delivery strengthens mission readiness. This effort offers the chance to directly shape how the Air Force sees, decides, and acts across all domains-making a...

Description SAIC is a trusted leader in delivering advanced command and control capabilities across the Department of the Air Force, bringing deep expertise in how cutting edge technologies are engineered, secured, and delivered to the fight. At the center of this mission, the Common Mission Control Center (CMCC) unifies data, sensors, mission applications, cloud based services, and emerging AI enabled automation to give warfighters a decisive edge-turning complex, multidomain information into fast, clear, and actionable decisions in the moments that matter most. The CMCC System Facilitator contract positions SAIC to accelerate how new capabilities are integrated, tested, secured, and transitioned into operational use, working side by side with operators, engineers, Capability Providers, and government teams to ensure every delivery strengthens mission readiness. This effort offers the chance to directly shape how the Air Force sees, decides, and acts across all domains-making...