Embedded GNSS/INS Engineer

RESPONSIBILITIES

Support laboratory modification to model and simulate the MIMU interface and EGI performance.

Work in a team environment with contractors and govt; provide constructive alternatives/approaches to solving issues; be flexible; have a strong sense of urgency for critical tasks; and must be able to handle multiple projects simultaneously while effectively managing schedule and communicating process.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS

Clearance: Ability to obtain Secret Clearance   
Years of Experience and Education: Bachelor's of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as science, engineering, or mathematics from an accredited college/university and 6+ years of experience in electronic systems design engineering.

Embedded GPS/INS expertise with Miniature Inertial Measurement Unit (MIMU) and Embedded GPS Receiver (EGR). 

Experience with EGI MIMU Performance Research, EGI Performance Modeling and EGI Interface Design.

Experience with navigation system architectures including accelerometer and gyroscope modeling using sensor fusion techniques such as Kalman filtering and Bayesian methods.

Ability to review and model MIMU performance.

PREFFERED ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Working knowledge of Matlab, C, C++ languages, Object Oriented design, UNIX and LINUX operating systems as well as Microsoft products. 

Good knowledge on embedded middleware, applications and services.

Basic working knowledge of oscilloscopes, logic analyzers and multimeters for debugging.

Experience identifying laboratory enhancements for emerging advancements in GPS technology and qualifying system-level specifications and ICDs for new Positioning, Navigating and Timing (PNT) test and evaluation systems.

Ability to convey subtle or complex messages clearly, as appropriate for the topic and audience.