CACI International
Job Details NASA Lunar Human Landing System (HLS) Flight Software Systems Engine
CACI International, Houston, Texas, United States, 77246
The Opportunity
CACI is looking for an experienced
Space Vehicle Flight Software Systems Engineer
to work with the flight software of NASA's Human Landing System (HLS), i.e., lunar landers, for transporting astronauts to and from the lunar surface. This software systems engineering position involves oversight of human-rated flight software including evaluations of concepts, analysis of flight software requirements and design, assessments of software architecture and code, and evaluations of verification tests and certification. Special emphasis will be placed on software safety, software process adherence, software verification, and certification for flight readiness. Typical areas of focus include data network and channelization, fault management, mission sequencing, aborts, emergency responses, redundancy management, etc. Vehicle system domains include crew systems; displays; avionics; command and data handling; environmental control and life support (ECLSS); power; propulsion; thermal; guidance, navigation, and control; communications and tracking; and docking. This work requires collaboration with Commercial Spacecraft prime contractors. The position requires a self-motivated, capable person with strong verbal and written communication skills, a collaborative attitude, flexibility, and a willingness to take on new assignments. The most qualified candidate will be an articulate speaker able to communicate complex technical ideas and share in the excitement of developing future human-rated space vehicles. The work location is NASA/JSC in Houston, TX.
Responsibilities
Review and oversight of flight software requirements development, design, integration, production, verification, validation, and certification. Perform systems engineering, such as hazard analysis, on vehicle subsystem domains. Coordinate flight software issues and resolutions across programs and vehicle systems engineering teams. Detect areas of risk within the flight software and guide contractors through corrective action. Evaluate prime contractor flight software architecture, design, and implementation. Oversight of integration of flight software in test and verification facilities. Interface with NASA and prime contractor engineering teams. Provide inputs for developing Certification of Flight Readiness (COFR) recommendations. Provide mission support including monitoring and evaluating flight operations and troubleshooting anomalies during commercial spacecraft flights in the Mission Evaluation Room (MER). Work location: NASA/JSC in Houston, TX.
Qualifications
Required: Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident. B.S. in Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer or Software Engineering, Computer Science, or related disciplines. Prior or current background in software development or systems engineering. At least three years of related experience in real-time safety-critical software (internships included). Experience can be in aerospace or other industries; greater experience up to senior level is valued. Flexible, able to adapt to a dynamic environment with strong technical, verbal, and written communication skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities with minimal supervision. Strong coordination and organizational skills; team-oriented with a strong work ethic. Desired: MS in a related field. Experience in full life cycle safety-critical software for aerospace or other industries. Experience in flight software development for human-rated space vehicles (e.g., Space Shuttle, ISS, SpaceX Crew Dragon, Boeing Starliner, Orion, Gateway, or HLS). Vehicle-wide knowledge of space vehicle systems (avionics; command and telemetry; displays; power; propulsion; thermal; ECLSS; G&C; communications and tracking). Knowledge of aerospace or similar vehicle operations. Experience developing C/C++ and/or Python code. Project management skills. Familiarity with NASA's Commercial Crew Vehicles. This position is contingent on funding and may not be filled immediately. It is representative of positions at CACI that are consistently available. Applicants may be considered for other positions as well.
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CACI is looking for an experienced
Space Vehicle Flight Software Systems Engineer
to work with the flight software of NASA's Human Landing System (HLS), i.e., lunar landers, for transporting astronauts to and from the lunar surface. This software systems engineering position involves oversight of human-rated flight software including evaluations of concepts, analysis of flight software requirements and design, assessments of software architecture and code, and evaluations of verification tests and certification. Special emphasis will be placed on software safety, software process adherence, software verification, and certification for flight readiness. Typical areas of focus include data network and channelization, fault management, mission sequencing, aborts, emergency responses, redundancy management, etc. Vehicle system domains include crew systems; displays; avionics; command and data handling; environmental control and life support (ECLSS); power; propulsion; thermal; guidance, navigation, and control; communications and tracking; and docking. This work requires collaboration with Commercial Spacecraft prime contractors. The position requires a self-motivated, capable person with strong verbal and written communication skills, a collaborative attitude, flexibility, and a willingness to take on new assignments. The most qualified candidate will be an articulate speaker able to communicate complex technical ideas and share in the excitement of developing future human-rated space vehicles. The work location is NASA/JSC in Houston, TX.
Responsibilities
Review and oversight of flight software requirements development, design, integration, production, verification, validation, and certification. Perform systems engineering, such as hazard analysis, on vehicle subsystem domains. Coordinate flight software issues and resolutions across programs and vehicle systems engineering teams. Detect areas of risk within the flight software and guide contractors through corrective action. Evaluate prime contractor flight software architecture, design, and implementation. Oversight of integration of flight software in test and verification facilities. Interface with NASA and prime contractor engineering teams. Provide inputs for developing Certification of Flight Readiness (COFR) recommendations. Provide mission support including monitoring and evaluating flight operations and troubleshooting anomalies during commercial spacecraft flights in the Mission Evaluation Room (MER). Work location: NASA/JSC in Houston, TX.
Qualifications
Required: Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident. B.S. in Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer or Software Engineering, Computer Science, or related disciplines. Prior or current background in software development or systems engineering. At least three years of related experience in real-time safety-critical software (internships included). Experience can be in aerospace or other industries; greater experience up to senior level is valued. Flexible, able to adapt to a dynamic environment with strong technical, verbal, and written communication skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities with minimal supervision. Strong coordination and organizational skills; team-oriented with a strong work ethic. Desired: MS in a related field. Experience in full life cycle safety-critical software for aerospace or other industries. Experience in flight software development for human-rated space vehicles (e.g., Space Shuttle, ISS, SpaceX Crew Dragon, Boeing Starliner, Orion, Gateway, or HLS). Vehicle-wide knowledge of space vehicle systems (avionics; command and telemetry; displays; power; propulsion; thermal; ECLSS; G&C; communications and tracking). Knowledge of aerospace or similar vehicle operations. Experience developing C/C++ and/or Python code. Project management skills. Familiarity with NASA's Commercial Crew Vehicles. This position is contingent on funding and may not be filled immediately. It is representative of positions at CACI that are consistently available. Applicants may be considered for other positions as well.
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