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ENGINEER - RESEARCH ENGINEER - Fluids Engineering - Metering Research Facility

Who We Are: We solve complex fluids problems to help society gain access to energy and water. Mutual respect and collaboration define our culture, where the sharing of knowledge and the drive for excellence are pervasive. Safety is a top priority and is integrated in every operation. Objectives of this Role: Provide engineering support for research projects on fluid systems and fluid handling equipment. Topics include natural gas (dry gas flow measurement, natural gas quality, gas/liquid separation) and hydrogen applications, multiphase flow, and alternative energy. Design, build, and operate experimental testing programs that create field-realistic process flow conditions (pressure, temperature, fluids) in controlled test environments. Lead experimental research projects in a laboratory / test facility setting. Interact and engage with commercial and government clients to develop solutions that fit their requirements, bid new projects, write proposals, and manage the project budget, schedule, and technical performance. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Select instrumentation and equipment, implement data acquisition and control systems, plan and execute tests in specialized test facilities. Provide engineering support for test facility operation including maintenance, repair, and upgrade, equipment selection, and daily operations. Develop new or modified custom test facilities to accomplish project-specific requirements. Post-process test data; write and present reports and technical papers; manage the technical and financial performance of projects. Learn and apply new skills in a fast-paced research environment led by pursuit of industry’s most pressing engineering challenges. Develop new business through networking, customer engagement, conference attendance, and proposal writing. Requirements: Requires a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering or directly related degree field. 0-5 years: Industry experience, internship, or undergrad research in one or more of the following areas: natural gas industry, data acquisition and control system development, alternative energy, hydrogen energy and energy storage, water management (harvesting, reuse, or desalination). Hands-on experience with experimental methods (e.g., lab testing, data acquisition) or facility operation in an engineering context. Must possess strong interpersonal and team skills and the ability to effectively communicate complex information. Must have the willingness and ability to learn new technical skills and have the ability to balance multiple tasks and prioritize work. Experience with one or more of the following: LabVIEW programming or similar data acquisition and controls experience, modeling in SolidWorks/Creo/Ansys/Fluent, or programming using Excel VBA/MathCAD/Matlab/Python is required. A valid/clear driver's license is required.

  • San Antonio, TX

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LEAD ANALYST - LEAD ENGINEER - PRINCIPAL ENGINEER - Systems Engineer

Who We Are: The Tactical Aerospace Department is a premier supplier for aerospace quality technology on new and legacy DoD systems. This includes avionics, mission LRU's, flight worthy payloads, ground aerospace systems, and cutting edge third generation AI/ML for DoD platforms. Objectives of this Role: Responsible to develop System level and LRU Architectures. Lead the development of CONOPS, develop requirements, allocate requirements to engineering teams, and test LRU/Systems. Guide multi-disciplinary engineering teams to develop hardware, firmware, and software for complex flight worthy avionics/mission LRU's/payload hardware. Interact directly with clients to establish system requirements and architectures to meet client expectations. Provide technical project leadership throughout each program. Must be willing to travel. Utilize Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) processes to support system designs/architectures. Support department management in specific marketing activities, proposal development of embedded avionics programs, and in the development of product/technical roadmaps. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: System Engineer over embedded avionics/aerospace programs. Lead a multi-disciplinary team to develop, integrate, and test embedded complex flight worthy systems. This includes electrical, mechanical, firmware, software, and AI/ML. Meet with internal and external customers to establish system technical requirements and facilitate development of specification documents and system architectures. Lead trade analyses within and across the relevant domains. Work with stakeholders to allocate functions to components/systems and develop those allocations into requirements for the engineers, designers, and managers to design, develop, integrate and test. Requirements: Requires a Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Data Analytics or equivalent degree field. Fundamental understanding of MOSA, SOSA, FACE, and GRA architectures. 10 years: Experience developing, deriving, and allocating tiered Systems Engineering requirements in Avionics applications/LRU's. Broad, basic understanding of engineering activities/disciplines in avionics development (e.g. Systems, Hardware Development, Firmware, software, Integration, Testing, Bid and Proposal efforts, CONOPS, Qualification, Certification, System Safety, FMEA, Lab activities, etc). Experience developing Architectures and basic/Intermediate experience with Model Based System Engineering (MBSE). A valid/clear driver's license is required.

  • Riverside, OH

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SR. IT SPECIALIST - LEAD IT SPECIALIST - SharePoint Online and Power Platform Specialist

Who We Are: Our team, the Cloud Services team within the Information Technology Center, is responsible for EntraID (formerly Azure)/M365 cloud services and Active Directory for the Enterprise. The team provides support and implementation services to support the needs of the Institute. Objectives of this Role: Support of the Microsoft 365 ecosystem in the Microsoft 365 GCC High cloud. Serve as a SharePoint and Microsoft Power Platform Subject Matter Expert (SME), with expertise in architecture, solution design, system configuration, and security management. Support and maintenance of SharePoint Sites. Support Microsoft 365 technologies in use by the organization which include Teams, OneDrive, and Office 365 apps. Collaborate with internal and division teams to understand business requirements to develop and implement automation solutions using Power Platform tools. Design and implement solutions using Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI to optimize business processes and create engaging user experiences. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Gather, document, and analyze business requirements, translating them into automated solutions using Power Apps and Power BI. Design, build, test, and deploy Canvas and Model-Driven Power Apps applications with intermediate to advanced UI design. Build and maintain workflows in Power Automate, including approval processes, system integrations, and productivity enhancements. Act as a technical contact for troubleshooting, enhancing, and maintaining SharePoint sites, Power Apps, Power Automate workflows, Teams and Power BI dashboards. Requirements: Requires a Bachelors degree in Information Technology or related degree field with relevant experience. In lieu of a Bachelors degree, 5 years of professional level experience a high school education or equivalent with relevant certifications will be considered. 2 years: Development and support of Microsoft Power platform apps including Power Automate and Power Apps. 1 years: Managing a Microsoft SharePoint M365 online/on-premises environment at an enterprise l. 1 years: Management and support of Microsoft Teams. Technical Certifications such as Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA) and/or Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE) or Power Platform Fundamentals, Power Apps Dynamics 365 Developer, or Power BI Data Analyst Associate preferred. A valid/clear driver's license is required.

  • San Antonio, TX

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SR. IT SPECIALIST - Sr. Network Administrator - Voice

Who We Are: Network Telecommunications Services: Responsible for connectivity and communications needs for the Institute. This includes network administration of routing, switching, unified communications, wireless and ISP connectivity. In addition, we manage AV operations and the telecom infrastructure inside/outside plant. Objectives of this Role: Maintain centralized collaboration systems. Handle centralized network management. Deploy new network equipment and process break/fix requests. Monitor device health via SNMP monitoring systems. Cross-train into other areas of responsibility on the Network Team. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Maintain centralized collaboration systems. Configuration of routing, switching and voice gateways on network equipment from various manufacturers. Configuration of SNMP monitoring systems. Documentation of network through drawings, formal documentation and change control process. Requirements: Requires a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Information Technology or related degree field with relevant experience. In lieu of Bachelors Degree, 10 years directly related professional level voice systems administrator experience a high school education or equivalent plus a current Cisco Certified Network Professional-Collaboration (CCNP Collaboration) certification. 6 years: Experience with on-premise Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) and auxiliary applications. 1 years: Experience with enterprise network routing, switching and SNMP monitoring systems. 1 years: Experience with Fortinet, Cisco and/or Aruba network equipment. A valid/clear driver's license is required.

  • San Antonio, TX

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PRINCIPAL TECHNICIAN - STAFF TECHNICIAN - Senior Emissions Bench Technician

PRINCIPAL TECHNICIAN - STAFF TECHNICIAN - Senior Emissions Bench Technician 03-01574 Who We Are: We support the Commercial Vehicle Systems Department by maintaining and repairing gaseous emissions equipment especially Horiba MEXA emissions benches. Objectives of this Role: Serve as lead technical resource for Horiba emissions bench maintenance and repair. Lead complex troubleshooting and calibration activities. Improve and standardize preventive maintenance procedures. Train and mentor technicians on diagnostics and repair best practices. Coordinate with project leaders to ensure equipment readiness. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Perform advanced troubleshooting, calibration, repair, and preventive maintenance of Horiba MEXA emissions benches and related instrumentation to ensure reliable system performance. Configure and customize emissions measurement systems to support project testing requirements and minimize downtime. Monitor equipment performance, maintain technical documentation and calibration records, and implement process improvements within established procedures. Provide hands-on technical guidance to technicians and coordinate with project leaders to ensure equipment readiness and timely issue resolution. Requirements: Requires a high school diploma or equivalent. Automotive Technology or related Associates degree field or certification in related field preferred. 10 years: Experience with instrumentation, electronics, or equipment operation and troubleshooting. 3 years: We require at least 3 years of this experience to be spent on repair and troubleshooting of complex gaseous emissions instruments (Horiba MEXA emissions benches strongly preferred). A valid/clear driver's license is required. Special Requirements: Job Locations: San Antonio, Texas For more information about this division, visit the Powertrain Engineering home page. An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and veteran status. If you need assistance with completing the application, please Contact Us Back To Top

  • San Antonio, TX

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STUDENT ASSISTANT-R&D - STUDENT ENGINEER - Mechanical Engineer - Boulder, CO

STUDENT ASSISTANT-R&D - STUDENT ENGINEER - Mechanical Engineer - Boulder, CO 19-00186 Who We Are: The Solar System Science and Exploration Division employs scientists and engineers who conduct basic observational, modeling and theoretical research in a wide range of solar system and astrophysical topics and are active in the scientific and instrumentation components of several space missions. Objectives of this Role: Apply your knowledge and experience to directly support engineering teams on cutting edge research. Support the laboratory infrastructure for SwRI in Boulder, CO. Assist in the assembly, integration, and test of space flight hardware. Summer 2026 Student position. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Design mechanical hardware and ground support equipment with senior mechanical engineers. Analyze, test, assemble mechanical hardware. Work with contamination control engineering on incoming inspection of parts and cleaning and processing parts. Assist with lab managers in performing cleanroom and lab maintenance activities. Requirements: Must be pursuing a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering. Must be entering Junior or Senior year. 0 years: Must be able to design and process mechanical hardware and perform basic mechanical assembly. Knowledge in the design of experiments, material characterization, mechanical testing, design, analysis, and testing is preferred. Basic mechanical skills, computer aided design experience, finite element analysis experience is preferred. Special Requirements: Work assignment is in Boulder, Colorado. Must be a U.S. person (i.e., U.S. citizen, non-U.S. citizen national, lawful permanent resident, asylee, or refugee) due to ITAR work in section. Job Locations: Boulder, Colorado Or San Antonio, Texas For more information about this division, visit the Solar System Science & Exploration home page. An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and veteran status. If you need assistance with completing the application, please Contact Us Back To Top

  • Boulder, CO

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QUALITY ENGINEER - QUALITY SCIENTIST - SR. QUALITY SCIENTIST - Quality Management System Auditor

Who We Are: Institute Quality Systems is a dedicated team of professionals committed to ensuring the effectiveness, efficiency, and compliance of internal processes within our organization. We conduct rigorous internal audits to identify opportunities for enhancement and compliance to international standards. Objectives of this Role: Conduct in-depth quality system audits and assessments ensuring compliance with quality management systems, and applicable standards and regulations to ensure we meet our customer's needs. Support the Department to drive continuous improvement as an Internal Quality System Auditor, identifying areas for enhancement in documentation, procedures, and operational efficiency within a variety of scientific fields. Minimize risks, maintain regulatory compliance, and strengthen the quality culture through meticulous audits and evaluations. Provide valuable insights and recommendations as an Internal Quality System Auditor, contributing to the achievement of highest-quality research outcomes and client satisfaction. Ensure precision, reliability, and adherence to quality standards, fostering trust among clients and stakeholders. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Review and assist the Department in planning audits. This involves coordinating with relevant stakeholders, scheduling audits with internal customers, and preparing the necessary documentation and checklists. Conduct on-site audits and surveillances to assess conformity to quality management systems, processes, and product requirements. Perform documentation review, inspections, interviews, and observations to evaluate adherence to established standards and specification. Work to assist in preparing audit reports detailing the findings, observations, and recommendations from audits conducted. Ensure the reports are accurate, well-documented, and delivered to relevant stakeholders in a timely manner. Communicate with audit team and internal stakeholders regarding audit results, corrective actions, and improvement plans. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, such as engineering, and quality assurance and production, to address quality-related issues. Requirements: Requires a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Chemistry or related degree field with relevant experience. Auditor Certification desired. 2-5 years: Process-based auditing experience and/or Quality Engineering experience. 2-5 years: Working under a certified quality management system (such as ISO9001, AS9100, ISO17025, or similar industry or national quality standards). Knowledge of quality, aerospace, and environmental standards preferred. Able to succeed in a group/team environment, as well as in an individual basis. Must be able to travel. Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Proficiency in word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation programs. A valid/clear driver's license is required.

  • San Antonio, TX

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COMPUTER SCIENTIST - RESEARCH COMPUTER SCIENTIST - Transportation Technology

Who We Are: The Transportation Technologies Department specializes in developing cutting-edge transportation technology software solutions for commercial and government clients. Our focus includes traffic focused data exchange systems, connected vehicle platforms, and other innovative software applications that drive the future of transportation. By leveraging expertise in automation, data integration, and intelligent systems, we create scalable and efficient software solutions tailored to meet the unique challenges of the transportation industry. Objectives of this Role: Serve in a software developer/technical role on teams developing software solution in technology areas such as Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and Data Exchange Systems. Participate in internally funded, research and development programs. Bring your ideas to life as proof of concept, and integrate it into production systems. Design and code, often for complex solutions, products that directly affect the lives and actions of the traveling public. Save lives, reduce emissions, and make the roadways safer. We bring together talented people from all backgrounds to help us deliver innovative software solutions in the transportation industry. Join a dedicated team of software developers focused on improving transportation. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Undertake tasks working in coordination with the project manager, other team members, and management. Perform advanced programming tasks for the maintenance and enhancement of one or more software systems. Perform in all phases of the development lifecycle, including requirements definition, software/systems design, implementation, testing, integration, and system support. Maintain a high level of code quality by writing unit tests, participating in code reviews, and debugging software modules. Implement code using concepts of user interface design patterns, object oriented design, refactoring, test automation, continuous integration/deployment, networking, concurrency, modeling, and database design. Requirements: Requires a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, or related with directly related industry experience. 0-5 years: Experience working with C# and Python, and must have worked on SQL, Docker, Kafka, Kubernetes, AWS tools, or React. Must have excellent written and verbal communication, interpersonal skills, ability to work both individually and as a member of a team. Must be able to lead tasks and be able to mentor other developers. Must have an emphasis on software development, systems engineering, experience with object-oriented programming, and technical/project leadership experience. A valid/clear driver's license is required.

  • San Antonio, TX

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - SR. SECRETARY - Department Administration

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - SR. SECRETARY - Department Administration 30-00667 Who We Are: Institute Quality Systems is a dedicated team of professionals committed to ensuring the effectiveness, efficiency, and compliance of internal processes within our organization. We conduct rigorous internal audits to identify opportunities for enhancement and compliance to international standards. Objectives of this Role: Provide secretarial support to the staff of the Institute Quality Systems department; knowledgeable resource for Institute administrative systems and tools, with understanding of how systems interact across sections. Represents department on administrative matters; recommends, interprets, and/or implements administrative policies and procedures; proactively identifies administrative, documentation, workflow inefficiencies and collaborates with staff to recommend and implement improvements. Handles personnel and financial matters using independent judgment and discretion; anticipates needs, identifies issues before escalation, and takes initiative to resolve or coordinate solutions. Directs the activities and administrative protocols followed by clerical and secretarial staff within the department, acts as administrative expert in administrative processes. Have a great awareness of department activities and a complete knowledge of SwRI policies and procedures. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Answers telephones, routes calls, and takes and delivers messages; maintains and organizes files and databases; generates reports and other materials consistent with desired formatting and organizes data as needed; processes invoices, requisitions, and other SwRI forms. Coordinates travel, meetings, appointments, schedules, and department activities. Handles a large scope of routine and non-routine administrative tasks with minimum supervision; effectively manages multiple simultaneous administrative tasks and competing priorities in a fast-paced environment. Completes proof reading of documents generated by the department and ensures proper formatting (accuracy, clarity, consistency, and formatting); proactively suggests grammatical, structural, and clarity improvements. Assists with identifying and implementing improvements to administrative processes, templates, tracking methods, and system usage within the department. Requirements: Requires a high school diploma or equivalent. Certified Administrative Professional (CAP) preferred. 10 years: Experience in an administrative / secretarial role with strong analytical and critical-thinking skills and the ability to identify process, documentation and communication improvements. 10 years: Excellent communication skills and interpersonal skills are required; must have excellent grammar, spelling, and proofreading skills (English language). 10 years: High proficiency / extensive experience with Microsoft 365 applications (including WORD, PowerPoint, EXCEL, TEAMS, SharePoint). 10 years: Must be a team player; able to work under pressure; a self-starter; able to prioritize workload; excellent work ethics; exercise independent judgment in administrative matters; able to maintain confidentiality. A valid/clear driver's license is required. Special Requirements: Applicant selected will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Applicant must be a U.S. citizen. Job Locations: San Antonio, Texas An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and veteran status. If you need assistance with completing the application, please Contact Us Back To Top

  • San Antonio, TX

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ASSOCIATE TECHNICIAN - TECHNICIAN - Electronics Assembly

ASSOCIATE TECHNICIAN - TECHNICIAN - Electronics Assembly 11-00934 Who We Are: Join an independent R&D company as a skilled technician to assemble, maintain, and repair experimental electronics equipment to aide in solving national security problems. Objectives of this Role: Work on a variety of projects and/or current challenges to support the lifecycle of electronic designs. Develop Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), assist with the creation of detailed schematic drawings and Library component generation for electronic designs. Solder components to PCBs, Work on Miniature Electromechanical systems. Assist engineers with testing newly developed electronic designs and also help troubleshoot on test bench. Work independently and in team environments. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Soldering fine pitched surface mount components to PCBs, soldering rework, and assembly. Responsibilities include Schematic capture, development of Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), and Library component generation. Construct custom cables. Assist engineering staff with testing of new electronic designs. Complete assigned tasks without direct supervision and work on multiple tasks in parallel. Requirements: Requires a high school diploma or equivalent or an Associates degree in Electronics. Certifications is preferred or working towards a certification/degree in electronics. 1 years: Experience with surface mount soldering. Experience troubleshooting and testing analog and digital electronics is beneficial. Experience in PCB design software is preferred. A valid/clear driver's license is required. Special Requirements: Applicant selected will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Applicant must be a U.S. citizen. Job Locations: San Antonio, Texas Military Friendly: Your military experience may apply to this position For more information about this division, visit the Applied Power home page. An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and veteran status. If you need assistance with completing the application, please Contact Us Back To Top

  • San Antonio, TX

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ENGINEER - RESEARCH ENGINEER - Fluids Engineering Dept. Experimental Engineer

Who We Are: We solve complex fluids problems to help society gain access to energy and water. Mutual respect and collaboration define our culture, where the sharing of knowledge and the drive for excellence are pervasive. Safety is a top priority and is integrated in every operation. Objectives of this Role: Provide engineering support for research projects on fluid systems and fluid handling equipment. Topics include oil and gas equipment testing, erosion testing, methane mitigation, carbon sequestration, and alternative energy. Design, build, and operate experimental testing programs that create field-realistic process flow conditions (pressure, temperature, fluids) in controlled test environments. Lead experimental research projects in a laboratory setting. Develop innovative solutions for commercial and government clients on the world’s challenges in the energy-water nexus. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Conduct experimental laboratory research for complex fluid flow systems at existing facilities (Erosion Flow Test Facilities, Multiphase Flow Facility) and other specialized temporary test setups. Implement data acquisition and control systems, select and install various instruments, operate test facilities, and perform tasks confidently under customer observation. Manage research projects and document findings. Post-process test data; and present reports and technical papers; manage the technical and financial performance of projects. Learn and apply new skills in a fast-paced research environment led by pursuit of industry’s most pressing engineering challenges. Interact and engage with commercial and government clients to develop solutions that fit their requirements, attend conferences, create promotional material, bid new projects, and write proposals. Requirements: Requires a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering, or directly related degree field. 0 years: Understanding and knowledge in one of these fields: Oil and gas industry, greenhouse gas mitigation, carbon sequestration, alternative energy, water management (harvesting, reuse, or desalination), or similar energy related field. Hands-on experience with experimental methods (e.g., lab testing, data acquisition) or facility operation in an engineering context. Must possess strong interpersonal and team skills and the ability to effectively communicate complex information. Must have the willingness and ability to learn new technical skills and have the ability to balance multiple tasks and prioritize work. Experience with one or more of the following: LabVIEW programming or similar data acquisition and controls experience, modeling in SolidWorks/Creo/Ansys/Fluent, or programming using Excel VBA/MathCAD/Matlab/Python is required. A valid/clear driver's license is required.

  • San Antonio, TX

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RESEARCH ENGINEER - SR. RESEARCH ENGINEER - Computational Materials Integrity

Who We Are: We develop and apply advanced computational methods to assess the performance of a variety of engineering materials that are used in a wide range of systems with a particular focus on estimating the life and reliability of high-consequence engineering applications. We seek candidates skilled in analytical and numerical methods that support software development for fatigue crack growth and fracture of metallic materials under sustained and cyclic loading. Most relevant technical areas include damage tolerance, computational mechanics, and computational material science. Objectives of this Role: Join our team to perform fundamental and applied research through the development of advanced fatigue crack growth for material and structural integrity assessments. Help manage our established software codebase and provide guidance on the technical solutions to solve problems related to practical fatigue crack growth, fracture, and structural integrity assessments. Work within a large team and a software operations framework to write integrate, compile, text and debug source code to support long-term, commercial software programs. Apply principles in advanced continuum mechanics, numerical methods, materials science, and applied mathematics to solve unique problems using the modern Fortran programming language. Build and apply skills to support contract research programs, develop new technology areas, and interact with government and commercial clients. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Provide technical leadership toward the ongoing development and enhancement of fatigue crack growth software programs: NASGRO® and DARWIN®. Coordinate accuracy, precision, and consistency test campaigns of predictions implemented within high-criticality commercial software. Drive the development of new practical methods to perform damage tolerance assessments. Champion innovations focused on reducing memory footprint, optimizing computational efficiency, and streamlining the analysis of large datasets. Oversee the resolution of user-reported issues by identifying root causes and implement fixes in a timely manner. Interact with a larger development team to coordinate issue resolution within a large, interconnected, and legacy codebase. Collaborate with clients, stakeholders, and development teams to align the software’s documentation, usage, and evolution with industry demands. Lead reports and papers on new technical solutions. Lead tasks and projects to completion, ensuring they are delivered within scope, budget, and schedule constraints. Drive improvement initiatives to optimize software development and execution. Requirements: Requires a Masters or a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Structural Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Geomechanics, or similar engineering degree. 1 year related work experience required with a Masters, 0 years required with a PhD. 0-5 years: Experience and/or training in fracture mechanics, fatigue crack growth assessment, continuum mechanics, materials science, applied mechanics, applied mathematics, and mechanical behavior of engineering metals. 0-5 years: Experience and/or training in software development processes for scientific computing, including version control, optimization, software verification, relevant programming languages, and programming assisted by ML/AI tools. 0-5 years: Experience in stress-intensity factor solutions, weight function methods, fatigue crack growth algorithms, time-dependent crack growth, small-crack growth mechanisms, threshold, shakedown, rainflow, environmental fatigue, and multi-point computational fracture mechanics. 0-5 years: Experience in customer issue resolution, supporting for legacy code and application programming interfaces, and using ML/AI tools to streamline software development, sustainment, documentation, and verification. A valid/clear driver's license is required. Salary Range: $86,278 - $175,469

  • San Antonio, TX

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