The Embedded Real-Time Software Engineer is responsible for developing hard real-time embedded systems software.

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) Test Engineering Division (TEN) is currently seeking an Associate Branch Head (ABH) for the Open Test Software Branch (OTSB).

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) Test Engineering Division (TEN) is currently seeking an Associate Branch Head (ABH) for the Test RF Environments Branch (TREB).

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) Test Engineering Division (TEN) is currently seeking an Associate Branch Head (ABH) for the EW Test and Training Branch (EWTTB).

This position is with the Advanced Computing Branch (ACB) of the Advanced Research in Computing and AI Division (ARCAID) of the Information and Communications Lab (ICL) of the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI). Candidates should expect to interact directly with sponsors and will help them in developing novel techniques to be deployed on their unique hardware systems. These systems will include powerful GPUs. This is a unique role that requires proficiency and experience with HPC hardware and software, a proven track record in solving relevant industry challenges, and also a history of innovative thinking and research. Note that there are no regular offices for GTRI in the area, so candidates will work remotely when not at the sponsor site.

The Embedded Real-Time Software Engineer is responsible for developing hard real-time embedded systems software.

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) Test Engineering Division (TEN) is currently seeking an Associate Branch Head (ABH) for the Open Test Software Branch (OTSB).

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) Test Engineering Division (TEN) is currently seeking an Associate Branch Head (ABH) for the Test RF Environments Branch (TREB).

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) Test Engineering Division (TEN) is currently seeking an Associate Branch Head (ABH) for the EW Test and Training Branch (EWTTB).

This position is with the Advanced Computing Branch (ACB) of the Advanced Research in Computing and AI Division (ARCAID) of the Information and Communications Lab (ICL) of the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI). Candidates should expect to interact directly with sponsors and will help them in developing novel techniques to be deployed on their unique hardware systems. These systems will include powerful GPUs. This is a unique role that requires proficiency and experience with HPC hardware and software, a proven track record in solving relevant industry challenges, and also a history of innovative thinking and research. Note that there are no regular offices for GTRI in the area, so candidates will work remotely when not at the sponsor site.