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Open System Architecture Researcher

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Work type: Staff Full Time (1500 hours or greater)
Location: Dayton, OH
Categories: Research Staff
Pay Grade: P1/P2 - Exempt

Position Summary: UDRI is seeking to add members to a growing team dedicated to the development of new Open System Architectures (OSA) for the Air Force. This position will need to perform a variety of software development and analysis tasks, in addition to participating in the OSA standards meetings on a regular basis. Team members will need to attend weekly web meetings and be active participants in the SOSA Consortium Working Group(s). Need to have the ability to travel every other month to week long, face-to-face (F2F) meetings that are located at various sites around the US. An active US SECRET (or higher) clearance is strongly preferred but not required, although ability to obtain clearance is required. Each team member will primarily support a specific OSA working group
Minimum Qualifications:

• BS degree or higher in Computer Engineering, Computer Science or Electrical Engineering with a concentration in computers
• (P1) Familiarity with developing software applications in both Windows and Unix/Linux environments
• (P1) Familiarity with taking high-level, abstract concepts to implementation in C/C++
• (P2) Three years of demonstrated experience developing software applications in both Windows and Unix/Linux environments
• Excellent communication and documentation skills, for the purpose of contributing to the needs of the consortium
• Ability to be self-motivated and self-tasking – will often need to autonomously define the next steps as the team advances the OSA Standard

• Due to the nature of this position, US Citizenship is required.
Preferred Qualifications:

• Knowledge of one or more of the following standards: FACE, OMS, SOSA, STANAG, REDHAWK, MORA, VITA, and OpenVPX
• Knowledge in one or more of the following five sensor types: RADAR, EO/IR, SIGINT, COMMS, and EW
• Currently active US SECRET (or higher) clearance
• (P2) MS in Computer Engineering or Computer Science

Specific to Software Working Group:
• Algorithm development in C/C++
• Knowledge of data communication concepts, such as message interaction (e.g. publish-subscribe, request-response) and message transport services
• Experience developing input/output interfaces for software modules
• Experience with ICD/SDK development for sensors of five different sensor types: RADAR, EO/IR, SIGINT, COMMS, and EW
• Experience performing architecture validation and verification

Specific to Architecture Working Group:
• Knowledgeable of Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) concepts and architecture tools, such as Enterprise Architect, Rhapsody, or Magic Draw
• Data modeling using UML and SYSML
• Demonstrated experience leading technical teams in formal software development
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