Senior GUI Software Engineer – X Windows/Motif, SL-GMS, Fortran

ASRC Federal•Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

3d•$130,000 - $190,000•Onsite

About The Position

ASRC Federal’s Agile Decision Sciences is seeking a Front End GUI Engineer to support the RSCCE system for the CECOM Army Software Innovation Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground. RSCCE is a long-lived, mission-critical system built on legacy Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) VAX/OpenVMS platforms. Its operator displays are developed in the Sherrill-Lubinski Graphical Modeling System (SL-GMS) on DECwindows Motif, with application code in Fortran 77. The engineer will sustain, troubleshoot, and enhance the system’s graphical operator interface, working alongside the RSCCE Cyber Engineer and Database Engineer. The role supports a system that directly supports strategic satellite communications and offers the opportunity to bridge legacy and modern technology. This is a full-time, exempt position performed onsite at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, in a secure Government lab. Occasional CONUS travel may be required. The employee must be able to work with classified information and follow applicable AT/INFOSEC/OPSEC requirements. An active DoW Secret clearance or higher is required.

Requirements

At least 12 years within the last 15 years designing, developing, and testing applications, including GUI, services, and database tiers.
Experience formulating and analyzing software requirements and assisting system engineers with tradeoff analysis of technologies and approaches.
Experience developing interfaces and test tools, with an emphasis on automation.
Experience creating scalable, maintainable, and extensible databases, and supporting application and database testing and integration.
Experience documenting software and database design and associated tools.
Experience with the Sherrill-Lubinski Graphical Modeling System (SL-GMS).
Experience with the X Window System / DECwindows Motif.
Experience with Fortran 77.
Experience with Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) VAX and OpenVMS.
Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical discipline, or four or more additional years of equivalent professional work experience.
Active DoW Secret security clearance or higher; candidates without at least a Secret clearance will not be considered.
Ability to work in an environment handling classified information and follow AT/INFOSEC/OPSEC requirements.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
Experience migrating legacy VAX/OpenVMS or Fortran applications to modern platforms or emulation environments.
Experience supporting satellite control, SATCOM, or other real-time command-and-control systems.
Prior experience supporting Army CECOM or APG-based programs.

Responsibilities

Maintain, modify, and enhance RSCCE operator graphical displays and front-end applications built in SL-GMS, DECwindows Motif, and Fortran 77 on DEC VAX/OpenVMS.
Work with system users and operators to capture requirements and translate them into software and display design changes.
Analyze, test, troubleshoot, patch, update, and install software on the RSCCE baseline.
Resolve application errors and software bugs, identify root causes, and recommend mitigation or resolution actions.
Implement enhancements through RFCs and other change vehicles, such as IAVAs, following the CECOM SEC Change Advisory Board process.
Develop interfaces and test tools with an emphasis on automation.
Participate in test planning and execute testing of display and application changes.
Support analysis and planning for modernization or migration of legacy RSCCE components.
Document software design and prepare deliverables, including Technical Reports, Test Plans/Reports, Software Version Descriptions, ECPs, and Deployment Plans.